The adorable, intelligent crossbreed you get when golden retrievers and border collies mate has a few different names. Regardless if they're called golden collies, gollies, or coltrievers, these good-natured, fluffy dogs make for great pets.

Though many people refer to this breed as a golden collie or as a golden border retriever, these dogs' coats don't just come in gold.

Their fur comes in every color and mix from black, brown, and gold to red. But most of these hybrids, also known as coltrievers or gollies, tend to have some collie-like white spots or markings.

Most golden collies have long faces, floppy ears, and elongated snouts. They tend to have a friendly look, much like both their parent breeds.

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Still can't imagine this magical mixture of a dog? Check out the hashtags #goldencollie, #coltriever, and #goldenborderretriever on Instagram, and you'll be overwhelmed with pictures of adorable bundles of fluffy joy.

Instagram pics make it clear that this breed's looks can be varied. For example, Rider and Silas are both shaped like goldens but have jet black fur with collie-like markings, while Miso is a dark golden with white markings.

Though their colors vary, this crossbreed is pretty much always fluffy. That's because both golden retrievers and border collies have double-layered coats.

This mix also tends to be very sweet. Experts say that the cross between these two hardworking breeds usually results in dogs that love to move and play.

Pooches such as these are happy-go-lucky, kind, eager to please, and intelligent. They make great family dogs and are happy to herd and hang with children of every age.

These loyal dogs love to go on adventures. They make great hiking buddies and steadfast family friends.