A Litter of Champions: Scottish Collie Puppies Named After OU Sooner Legends
We are thrilled to announce the arrival of an exceptional Scottish Collie litter that pays tribute to some of the greatest legends in University of Oklahoma history. Born to our outstanding parents, Danny Boy (sire) and Omega (dam), this remarkable litter of nine puppies carries forward not only exceptional bloodlines but also the championship spirit of OU Sooners.
This beautiful litter consists of five females and four males, showcasing the classic Scottish Collie elegance in two stunning color patterns. Four puppies display the striking tricolor combination of black, white, and tan, while five are gorgeous tri-factored sable and whites. Each puppy embodies the grace, intelligence, and loyal temperament that makes Scottish Collies such beloved companions.
In keeping with our tradition of meaningful names, we've chosen to honor OU Sooner legends across multiple sports. From the gridiron to the diamond, these names represent excellence, dedication, and championship character.
Switzer honors the legendary football coach Barry Switzer, who led the Sooners to three national championships and created a dynasty that defined an era of college football dominance.
Patty Gasso celebrates the incomparable softball coach who has built one of the most dominant programs in collegiate sports history, leading the Sooners to multiple national championships and transforming OU softball into a powerhouse.
Sam Bradford and Baker Mayfield represent Heisman Trophy-winning quarterbacks who captivated fans with their exceptional talent and leadership, each leaving an indelible mark on Oklahoma football history.
Kenzie Hansen, Jayda Coleman, Tiare Jennings, and Jocelyn Alo honor championship softball players who have dazzled on the diamond, helping secure multiple national titles and embodying the excellence that defines OU softball.
Lucious Selmon pays tribute to a legendary defensive lineman and member of the famed "Selmon Brothers," who helped establish Oklahoma as a defensive powerhouse and went on to a distinguished career in the NFL.
These puppies are ready to become champions in their own right, bringing joy, companionship, and the winning spirit of their namesakes to their forever families.
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Named After Greatness
The Litter
See the Pups in Action!
Lucious was our firstborn puppy. He is a ferocious defender of his turf. He has a full collar and white on his nose
Bradford is an independent collie. He definiltely has the "Heisman" look with a beautiful blaze down his face and a white patch on his left hind leg.
Jayda has a full collar up into the back of her head. She also has one black sock, which is definitely the "center" of your attention
Alo is a "home run" of Collies. She has a full collar, a nice blaze, and white spots on her back
Tiare is an " all everything" kind of collie. She is our smallest puppy but has 4 beautiful socks.
Switzer is the "King." He should grow to look a lot like his mother, Omega
Baker is a "Number One Pick". He has a crazy looking collar with a white spot on his back.
Enough Said, with a name like Natty Patty, She is a beautiful collie with a rectangular black streak down her back and a white spot on her nose.
K-9 is a "catch" of a collie. She has a distinctive patchwork collar with a half blaze on her face.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Scottish Collie, often simply called the Collie, is a breed steeped in tradition and renowned for its intelligence, loyalty, and workability. Originating from the highlands of Scotland, these dogs have been an integral part of pastoral life for centuries.
Historical Tradition
The Scottish Collie: A Legacy of Intelligence and Loyalty
Collies were developed in Scotland and northern England as herding dogs, primarily used for managing sheep. Their name likely derives from the Scottish Gaelic word "cùileag," meaning "useful." The breed gained widespread popularity in the late 19th century, partly due to Queen Victoria's fondness for them and their portrayal in popular culture, most notably in the "Lassie" novels and films.
Temperament
- Loyal and affectionate towards their families
- Generally good with children and other pets
- Alert and protective, but not aggressive
- Sensitive and responsive to their owners' emotions
Their amiable disposition, combined with their intelligence, makes them adaptable to various living situations, from rural farms to suburban homes.
Intelligence
- Quick learners, able to understand new commands with minimal repetition
- Highly trainable across various disciplines
- Capable of complex problem-solving
- Adept at reading human emotions and intentions
Workability
- Herding: Their original purpose, at which they excel due to their agility and instinct
- Search and Rescue: Their keen senses and trainability make them valuable in disaster response
- Therapy Work: Their gentle nature and emotional intelligence suit them for comforting roles
- Agility and Obedience Competitions: They often perform well in dog sports due to their athleticism and trainability
- Assistance Dogs: Some Collies are trained as guide dogs or hearing dogs for individuals with disabilities
Conclusion
The Scottish Collie embodies a perfect blend of tradition, intelligence, and workability, wrapped in a loyal and affectionate package. Whether working on a farm, competing in dog sports, or simply being a loving family companion, the Collie continues to prove why it has been a beloved breed for generations.
- Begin by filling out our Contact Form here.
- We'll reach out via email to schedule a time to chat further.
- During the call, we’ll get to know you better to ensure our puppies are placed in a loving and suitable environment.
- To secure your spot in line, a $500 deposit is required.
- Pricing for Limited Registration is $1250, and Full Registration is $1,750.
- We offer delivery within a reasonable distance for a small fee.
- Each puppy comes with a health certificate from a licensed veterinarian, confirming they are in good health and up to date on vaccinations and deworming.