Janet's Collie Puppies

A New Litter of Puppies is Here!!!

Collie puppies are adorable, but the supply will be limited (THEY ARE HERE )

Plan ahead - The puppies have arrived, Sabrina is now curling up with them, born 8/14/26. They should be ready to transfer to new homes as early as October 10th.

I am Janet

I'm a Proud Father

I've done what I could!

Adorable Puppies from the Same Parents

Each of our collie puppies is raised with love and attention, ensuring they are ready to become wonderful additions to your home. Explore our last litter below from the same caring parents. The new litter arrived 8/14/26. The first picture is below - and they are cute already.

New Litter: Day 6

These are the 8 new pups on day 6. They are 6 males and 2 females. Sabrina is quite protective and feeding them regularly.

New Litter: Day 13

Oh my have they grown!

Cute as can be and Moma Sabrina watches over them with care.

New Litter: day 21

Eyes open and the gate raised as they want to pull themselves up and out.

Momma has fed them standing up as they can now reach her.

Misty

Has a new owner.

About our collies

Montana

Montana is beautiful today..

Musk

Musk has a new owner.

Princess

Princess has a new owner

Venus

Venus has a new owner

At Janet's Collie Puppies, we are passionate about raising healthy, happy, and well-socialized collie puppies. Located in Edgewater, Maryland, we ensure each puppy receives the best care from day one, preparing them to be cherished members of your family.

To Get Your Own:

Purchase these delightful AKC-registered companions for $3,500 ($4,000 to have your pup be registered as potential breeding stock) with -payments in cash. Replacements will be a potential if serious problems are discovered and puppies are still available from the litter. Expenses for special newly discovered medical requirements are also a potential.for sharing.

Who she is:

Sabrina is a smaller collie; and this was her first litter. With 8 healthy and demanding puppies, we had to rescue her from her urge to continue feeding them when they grew enough to maintain their own continued growth. She was still more than willing to nurse them. Still, with every opportunity, she licks their bellies as she did when they were only weeks old.

Who he is:

Johny is a large collie who played with the puppies whenever he could. When six - eight are strived for his attention as he ran, it was a challenge. He seemed quite comfortable with up to four, and laid down so they could climb up on him.