Definition of sheltie in English:

sheltie

(also shelty)

nounPlural sheltiesˈʃɛltiˈʃɛlti

A Shetland pony or sheepdog.
设得兰矮种马；设得兰牧羊犬
Example sentencesExamples
- It was 10 months ago today when my sweet Princess, a 14 year old sheltie, went to be with God.
- One is a border collie German Shepard and the other one is a sheltie.
- She had shelties for 20 years before getting her first Border Collie in 1985.
- It is the result of breeding two merles together; it occurs in any breed (collie, sheltie, Aussie) in which merles are present.
- It was shaped like a sheltie, holding a bone receiver in its mouth.
- The sheltie pattern specifies that shelties may be no smaller than 10 and no greater than 13 inches at the withers.
- As if to illustrate his point, one sheltie limped up and nosed Claire, then plopped down beside her.
- Indeed, it was named after a sheltie whose owner had stipulated that upon her death her dog was to be euthanized.

Origin

Early 17th century: probably representing an Orkney pronunciation of Old Norse Hjalti 'Shetlander'.

Rhymes

felty

Definition of sheltie in US English:

sheltie

(also shelty)

nounˈSHeltēˈʃɛlti

A Shetland pony or sheepdog.
设得兰矮种马；设得兰牧羊犬
Example sentencesExamples
- As if to illustrate his point, one sheltie limped up and nosed Claire, then plopped down beside her.
- It was 10 months ago today when my sweet Princess, a 14 year old sheltie, went to be with God.
- Indeed, it was named after a sheltie whose owner had stipulated that upon her death her dog was to be euthanized.
- It was shaped like a sheltie, holding a bone receiver in its mouth.
- She had shelties for 20 years before getting her first Border Collie in 1985.
- One is a border collie German Shepard and the other one is a sheltie.
- The sheltie pattern specifies that shelties may be no smaller than 10 and no greater than 13 inches at the withers.
- It is the result of breeding two merles together; it occurs in any breed (collie, sheltie, Aussie) in which merles are present.

Origin

Early 17th century: probably representing an Orkney pronunciation of Old Norse Hjalti ‘Shetlander’.

词汇	sheltie
释义	Definition of sheltie in English: sheltie (also shelty) nounPlural sheltiesˈʃɛltiˈʃɛlti A Shetland pony or sheepdog. 设得兰矮种马；设得兰牧羊犬 Example sentencesExamples It was 10 months ago today when my sweet Princess, a 14 year old sheltie, went to be with God. One is a border collie German Shepard and the other one is a sheltie. She had shelties for 20 years before getting her first Border Collie in 1985. It is the result of breeding two merles together; it occurs in any breed (collie, sheltie, Aussie) in which merles are present. It was shaped like a sheltie, holding a bone receiver in its mouth. The sheltie pattern specifies that shelties may be no smaller than 10 and no greater than 13 inches at the withers. As if to illustrate his point, one sheltie limped up and nosed Claire, then plopped down beside her. Indeed, it was named after a sheltie whose owner had stipulated that upon her death her dog was to be euthanized. Origin Early 17th century: probably representing an Orkney pronunciation of Old Norse Hjalti 'Shetlander'. Rhymes felty Definition of sheltie in US English: sheltie (also shelty) nounˈSHeltēˈʃɛlti A Shetland pony or sheepdog. 设得兰矮种马；设得兰牧羊犬 Example sentencesExamples As if to illustrate his point, one sheltie limped up and nosed Claire, then plopped down beside her. It was 10 months ago today when my sweet Princess, a 14 year old sheltie, went to be with God. Indeed, it was named after a sheltie whose owner had stipulated that upon her death her dog was to be euthanized. It was shaped like a sheltie, holding a bone receiver in its mouth. She had shelties for 20 years before getting her first Border Collie in 1985. One is a border collie German Shepard and the other one is a sheltie. The sheltie pattern specifies that shelties may be no smaller than 10 and no greater than 13 inches at the withers. It is the result of breeding two merles together; it occurs in any breed (collie, sheltie, Aussie) in which merles are present. Origin Early 17th century: probably representing an Orkney pronunciation of Old Norse Hjalti ‘Shetlander’.
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