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Australian Koolie - German Coolie/Koolie Breed Fact Sheet Dogs4Sale/Puppies4Sale I Dog Profiles I Breeders I Photo Gallery
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Koolie Breed Information |
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Original Function: Herding Temperament: friendly nature, loyal, intelligent Characteristics: Extremely active and intelligent with a naturally strong herding instinct. Recommended for: People who understand that the Koolie needs mental stimulation whether from a form of Obedience or work. Be Aware: The dilution Gene that causes the merle affect can dilute the Koolie colour back to white, this may be causing blind and or deaf pups, it is strongly recommended that only dark coloured Koolie's with minimal white be chosen for breeding. Lifespan: 15 + yrs
Colour: Predominantly red and blue merle. Solids are permissible. Dark merle is encouraged. Careful thought must be put into breeding certain coloured dogs together due to possibility of deafness and other birth defects. General Appearance: Coolies are eye catching, well balanced, medium sized dogs, with unusual markings in form of patches and flecks of colour. The two main colours are red and blue merle and some people believe solid and black and white varieties are acceptable. Eyes can be blue, brown, green or black or a combination of blue and brown. Ears are moderately sized, triangular shaped and are usually pricked or semi-pricked.
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Australian Koolies are also known as German Coolies/Koolies. Not much is known about the history
of the breed although there are many theories circulating throughout
the Coolie community. It is generally believed the Coolie was imported
from Germany to Australia by early European immigrant farmers. It
should be remembered that there is no concrete evidence of the breed’s
origin and until any claims are proven with out a doubt; any information
is conjecture and should be understood as theory not fact. They are extremely active and intelligent with a naturally strong herding instinct. They are renowned for their biddable and friendly nature and their easy going fun-loving personality makes the breed a great choice for a lively family or active individual. They are responsive to command and easy to train, loyal to his owner and accepting of other pets and children. Koolie/Coolie are readily used in sports such as agility and obedience and are also making a name for themselves in positions such as television, Search and Rescue and as ‘Pets as Therapy’ dogs. More Koolie/Coolie Information & Photos Grooming- The smooth, short and medium coat need minimal attention. Koolie's do shed. Exercise- These dogs are primarily a working dog and require plenty of exercise to keep their bodies fit and minds occupied. Regular exercise is extremely important and should preferably be off the lead in a safe environment. Health-
This breed generally have very few health problems. Dogs with predominately
white heads are likely to suffer hearing and sight problems. Sun
damage to white skin can also be an issue. Coolies usually live
beyond 15 years.
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Other information on this breed Websites: Clubs: KOOLIE CLUB OF AUSTRALIA
AUSTRALIAN COOLIE
COUNCIL Inc. (INC 9883054)
WORKING KOOLIE ASSOCIATION
AUSTRALIA Inc NoA0046941H INTERNATIONAL GERMAN
COOLIE SOCIETY
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