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british timber dog sturdy canine beauty

Scientific Name: Canis Lupus Familiaris

Lifespan: 10-14 Years

Origin: United Kingdom (UK)

British Timber

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The British Timber Dog has a powerful and nimble body, befitting its size (medium to big) and muscular build.

Its double layer acts as insulation and shields it from the cold in colder climates.

The coat may be any number of colours, although black, white, and tan are the most frequent.

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Male

  • Height

    71-90 cm / 28-35 Inches

  • Weight

    36-50 kg / 79-110 Pounds

  • Length

    38.1-88.9 cm / 15-35 Inches

  • Color

Female

  • Height

    71-90 cm / 28-35 Inches

  • Weight

    36-50 kg / 79-110 Pounds

  • Length

    45.72-88.9 cm / 18-35 Inches

  • Color

Temperature

Hot: 0 to 15 °C

Cold: 0 to 15 °C

Price

1K to 1.50K USD

Bite Force

230 to 300 PSI

Activity

Jump: 5-6 Feet

Run: 19-25 Miles per hour (30-41 km/h)

Origin Description

The origin of the dog is UK. British Timber Dogs, sometimes known as Timber Collies, are a breed of working dog with British origins. It was in the rough British countryside in the late 19th century that this breed was first created for herding and working purposes.

Many different types of herding and working dogs, including the Border Collie and the Scottish Shepherd, contributed to the development of this breed. The British Timber Dog has become more popular as a companion animal because of its famed intelligence, agility, and adaptability.

Description

The British Timber Dog has a robust and athletic look because of its medium to large size and well-muscled physique. Their physique makes them appropriate for operating in harsh conditions, since they can easily traverse all types of terrain. They can do strenuous physical duties because of their robust physique.

The thick double coat of the British Timber Dog is one of its defining characteristics. The thick undercoat acts as insulation, insulating them from the cold and keeping them comfortable in colder areas.