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Old English sheepdog
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Old English sheepdog
a large, compact dog distinguished by its profuse, shaggy, gray and white coat that covers the body, including the face, and obscures most of the body features. The tail is either naturally short or docked to a very short length. Called also the English bobtail. The breed is predisposed to congenital deafness, myelopoietic disorders, inherited cataracts and demodectic mange.


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It was an old English Sheepdog called Lassie which we had when I was about five.
Once dubbed Britain's worst neighbours, John and Mary Pitt lived with their family of 10, plus four Rottweilers, two cats and an old English sheepdog, at Castle Terrace, before the house burned down.
Old English sheepdog Cherry was taken in by Harry and Heather Robinson after her Chinese owners, who were students in Newcastle, could not afford the pounds 5,000 bill to take her home.
 
 
 
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