Old English Sheepdog vs Bearded Collie - Breed Comparison

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[@lanzik93]

I like both, but OES is my favourite :)

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[@tiagoalfreddo]

bearded

[@JosephFallon]

Great video and such lovely photos. Thank you

[@Rocadog]

Thanks a lot Joseph 👍

[@jilledmondson6894]

Love them both. Great video.

[@Rocadog]

Thanks Jill 👍

[@paulhill1379]

Great video as always.👍

[@Rocadog]

Thanks!

[@lindalagace5387]

I have one of each and love them both. They are both great dogs.

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[@OdditiesOffcial]

Great video! Yes OES have lots of energy, LOTS! LOL! So keep that mind! Also daily brushing to avoid matting is key! They love the snow and cold weather, not a breed for hot weather places! I love both, Beardies are great too! Awesome video mate, cheers! 🐶

[@Rocadog]

Thanks! The exercise is definitely essential with both breeds 👍

[@arissimion67]

Interesting video. 👍🏻

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[@lanzik93]

I like all the collies :)

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[@ThorWithHammer68]

love

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[@noneofyourbusiness2992]

Omg how do you always know what kind of dogs I'm desperately trying to find a way to identify from each other xD

[@Rocadog]

😀😀 Hope the video was helpful :)

[@giantdog]

Hellocute💕

[@vaerrrl]

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[@janesnar1796]

OES are HUGE, they can go over 100lbs. They are easy to keep once mature if you keep them in a haircut. The coat protects them from cold, if you don't have cold all year round, you better give them a haircut or they can get a heat stroke. We have OES with TAILS in the USA now, just have to look for them. We aren't all idiots. They didn't mention that Bearded Collies never have blue eyes, and often an OES does have one or two in each litter. OES are very hyper when young....Honestly they sound very similar. OES's history is as a livestock driver, not a herder. Biggest myth. We use ours as livestock guardians and their ancestry is Russian LGD's, they excel as deterrents to smaller predators such as cougars and small black bear. They are kind and gentle to small animals and likely wouldn't attach wildlife, just chase it. Hence the 'driving' instinct.