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You are encouraged to browse through the dogs in our database. In 1900 the Scotch Collie was the dog to have, they were sought after by farmers for their herding ability and they were sought after by city dwellers because they were intelligent and loyal pets, in fact the qualities that made the Scotch Collie a great farm dog were largely the ...
Old-Time Scotch Collie
Definitely, the biggest difference between the Old-Time Scotch Collie and other dogs is their personality. You will not find a more bidable, gentle dog, an OTSC wants to obey and loves children, it was this type of personality that made them so popular back in 1910.
Scotch Collie History - Old-Time Scotch Collie Association
A Brief History of the Breed. The Scotch Collie developed in Scotland centuries ago to aid in herding, protecting and driving flocks of sheep. Among it’s ancestors were undoubtably Roman Cattle Dogs, Native Celtic Dogs and Viking Herding Spitzes.
Breed Standard - Old-Time Scotch Collie Association
The Old-Time Scotch Collie is a well-balanced, athletic, alert and intelligent dog. The overall emphasis is on moderation with no part exaggerated or out of proportion like the long nose or superabundant coat of the modern Rough Collie.
About the OTSCA - Old-Time Scotch Collie Association
The OTSCA offers a way to connect breeders of Old-Time Scotch Collies with people interested in the breed, the money they collect for memberships and registration fees goes towards promoting the dogs to a wider audience.
Scotch Collie Puppies Available Now - Old-Time Scotch Collie …
Old Time Scotch Collie puppies make great all around farm dogs, they are smart, hard working but not hyper. Litters of puppies are available now!
OTSCA Membership - Old-Time Scotch Collie Association
OTSCA Membership. Members are entitled to submit dogs for full OTSC breed registration, be listed as an OTSC breeder, and list puppies for sale on our website. Membership dues are $25 for a calendar year.
Rescue Policy - Old-Time Scotch Collie Association
Since our organization’s mission is to preserve and protect a rare breed of dogs, we do not support spaying or neutering except in cases where a dog is found to be unsuitable to breed because of medical or temperament reasons.
Registry Rules - Old-Time Scotch Collie Association
The Old-Time Scotch Collie Association maintains an “open” registry so that new blood might be infused when available. To be considered for full or appendix registration, a dog must have registered OTSC parents or be descended from the approved list of outcross breeds, which are limited to those breeds that appear on the OTSCA collie family ...
Collie Family Tree - Old-Time Scotch Collie Association
Collie Family Tree. To be considered for full or appendix registration, a dog must have registered OTSC parents or be descended from the approved list of outcross breeds, which are limited to those breeds that appear on the OTSCA collie family tree: