German Coolies

German Coolies

Description of a German Coolies.

Not much is known about the history of the German Coolies although there are theories.

Research indicates that the breed is a derivative from early herding breeds from the United Kingdom such as the Scotch Collie (rough collie) though some believe that the German Coolie is a member of the Border Collie family and known throughout the British Isles as the Blue Merle and that these dogs can still be found today in Wales, Scotland and England. No trace of the German Coolie can be found in Germany. Whatever the Coolie's origins, it is clear that over the years, stockmen and others have introduced other breeds in order to keep a line going or to improve aspects of their dog’s ability or other attributes. It should be remembered that there is no concrete evidence of the breed’s origin and until any claims are proven without a doubt; any information is conjecture and should be understood as theory not fact. What is important is that those entrusted with the future of the breed be diligent and breed only to protect and improve the traits for which the breed is renowned.

Below is a chart of qualities of the German Coolies.
Color Key:
Good Moderate Bad

German Coolies with children German Coolies with small animals
Obedience of a German Coolies Shedding of a German Coolies
Barking habits of a German Coolies
**Please note that these are general trends. Your dog may differ depending on its upbringing and training (or lack thereof).
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