Shetland Collie white-brown lying

Shetland Collie white-brown lying, cuddly toy, soft toy, 30cm - 40cm total

Sheep in sheep’s clothing? Not quite – Collie in a plush coat. Here comes the irresistibly charming hut manager in miniature form

Snuggle your way into a heart – the fluffiest Shetland Sheepdog from Plueschtier.de is ready for your sofa

Fancy a touch of British nobility in plush form? The white and brown Shetland Sheepdog from the Carl Dick Collection leaves nothing to be desired – except maybe the desire for a second one, because the first will be claimed immediately. Whether as a professional sheep watcher in the kids' room, decorative couch companion or life coach with cuddle credentials – this dog has what it takes to become a Plush Toy superstar. And all without food costs, walkies duty or the urge to ruin the postman’s day.

As fluffy as an English fog – but far warmer

This lying Stuffed Animal is not only a true eye-catcher but also a handful (more like an armful) of plush perfection. The little Collie measures about 30 cm in length – fully stretched out, even a proud 40 cm after a hard day full of cuddles. With a width of around 12 cm and a height of about 18 cm, he fits perfectly on any cushion, blanket or snuggle-friendly lap. The long, shaggy fur is made of high-quality acrylic, pleasantly soft and surprisingly realistic. A mix of polyester fibres and small granulate beads gives him the ideal Plush Toy proportion – so cosy, you'll be tempted to consider reincarnating as a cuddly toy yourself.

The true Lord of the Shetlands – on a plush mission

The Shetland Sheepdog hails – as the name subtly suggests – from the Shetland Islands, a place with more wind than people. These dogs were originally bred to herd sheep – preferably ones that still obey commands even in a headwind. They’re known for being especially sensitive, intelligent and affectionate. In real life, they’re masters of communication through eye contact – in Plush Toy form, they’re masters of heartfelt silence. The Collie loves being present – even if only as a quiet companion during your evening TV session. This Stuffed Animal shows the same loyal character: always there, never demanding, but always slightly offended if you push him off the sofa.

More than just a cuddle buddy – this Collie brings four-pawed playtime

Why not create a sock sheep herd and appoint your little Sheltie as the watchguard? Or build a cushion obstacle course for him to heroically navigate in plush fashion? He’s just as happy in a homemade dog bed fashioned from a shoebox – it’s pure Collie-comfort. As a furry listener to childhood adventures or guardian of secret sweet stashes, he’s equally brilliant. And who says only real dogs can play fetch? Toss him a cuddle sock – he won’t bring it back, but he’ll look utterly adorable while not doing it. Still worth it.

When granulate beads show character

What makes this little plush friend stand out: the darker-coloured areas behind his ears – a touch of aristocratic cool. The white nose gives him a mischievous look that clearly says, “It wasn’t me.” His safety eyes sparkle with that certain something between “Hug me” and “I know more than you think.” And as you pet him, you’ll notice the subtle weight from the beads – which adds a near-therapeutic sense of relaxation. Like a warm herbal tea, only cuddlier. This Collie is no ordinary Cuddly Toy. He’s a companion for life, a mood lifter, a decorative genius and possibly the next star on your sofa.