Collie (noun)

A breed of dog that is typically intelligent, active, and loyal, often used as a herding dog or as a pet.

Origin:

The word 'collie' is believed to have originated in scotland, where the breed was used to herd sheep.

Examples:

1. The collie is a well-known breed, thanks in part to the popularity of the TV show 'Lassie'.
2. Collies are known for their long, thick fur and their distinctive, expressive eyes.
3. Collies are highly trainable and are often used as search-and-rescue dogs or as therapy dogs.
4. Collies make excellent pets for families with children, as they are generally patient and gentle.
5. The collie is a highly intelligent breed that excels in obedience and agility trials.