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This breed was once known as the Shetland Collie, but after much confusion with Border Collies, the name was transformed to Shetland Sheepdog. This breed is known for its majestic figure and long fur, and its gentle and reserved personality. They are strong dogs with bounds of energy for play and herding of animals. Shelties are best raised in open land where they can run freely. They make for great family dogs and also perfect companions for older couples. They live to about 13 years of age and weigh anywhere from 15 to 30 lbs.
Temperament
Alert, strong, gentle
Breed Fast Facts
15 - 26 lbs
Small
High
High
Very
12 to 15 years
South Carolina is brimming with cultural history, botanical beauty and lots of adventures for dogs and their families to experience and explore! Visitors and residents alike are welcome to join unforgettable tours like those at the Charleston Tea Plantation, Daylily and Hosta Gardens, Charleston Rickshaw Company and of course the Astro Air Dogs Dock Diving Tank. South Carolina is home to an estimated 19,000 pet friendly and dog-focused businesses, so dog owners are really spoiled for choice when it comes to veterinarians, grooming specialists, doggie day care and other services. For a break from the city, check out Myrtle Beach, Folly Beach or any one of the dog-friendly beaches for a romp in the sand.
The short-statured, floppy-eared Boykin Spaniel became South Carolina’s state dog in 1984.
The most popular dog breed among Charlestonians is the English Bull Dog.
More than 1,400 restaurants in South Carolina welcome dogs!