Border collie pups, only 1 girl and 1 boy left from a litter of 6. Beautiful tribcoloured, healthy pups. Not kc reg. Flead,... Border Collie Dogs and Puppies for Sale in UKBorder Collie Puppies for sale in UKBorder Collie Puppies for sale are listed in East Midlands, North West, Eastern, and other areas The Border Collie enjoys working; if not actually herding sheep, he needs to be in the company of an athletic owner who will allow him to work out often. He's intelligent and eager to please, so makes a fine companion for active and attentive owners. male: 20-23, female: 18-21 Black, blue merle, and sable, marked with varying amounts of white and/or tan. Can be either smooth or rough. The smooth coat is short; the rough coat is medium to long and flat to Slightly waby. Border Collies are intelligent, determined, and brave. They form a very close attachment to their family and are always eager to please. This breed gets along well with other pets and children, as long as there is sufficient activity to keep everyone occupied.

The Border Collie requires at least weekly brushing. This breed is very intelligent and eager to please, thus making training a very pleasurable and rewarding experience for both dog and owner. The Border Collie needs to stay active to keep from being bored (and, therefore, behaving badly). He needs plenty of exercise or specific tasks on a regular basis. This breed is hardy, but some are prone to hip dysplasia, progressive retinal atrophy, and eye disease. Some are allergic to fleas or prone to epilepsy and deafness. Borador Puppies for Sale Borador Dogs for Adoption Border Sheepdog Puppies for Sale Border Sheepdog Dogs for Adoption Border-Aussie Puppies for Sale Border-Aussie Dogs for Adoption Bordernese Puppies for Sale Bordernese Dogs for Adoption tricolor, black and white, red and white Bordoodle Puppies for Sale Bordoodle Dogs for Adoption Appenzeller Sennenhund Puppies for Sale Appenzeller Sennenhund Dogs for Adoption

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Blue Ridge Border Collie Rescue is dedicated to finding good homes for deserving Border Collies giving them another chance. Lab Puppies For Sale In San Angelo TexasWe promote public awareness of the working breed, encourage owner involvement in dog sports through public demonstrations and events, provide foster care and rehabilitation to those endangered, and promote spay/neuter of companions.Camper Rentals Old Orchard Beach Maine • Watch BRBCR Alumni Kiowa (formerly Mason) Perform at Agility Trials (Click Here)Blinds Torrance • New BRBCR Foster and Volunteer Handbook Now Available In Member Section of Website   (Logon Required) • Looking for Transport Volunteers and Transport Coordinators! With the influx of new dogs there is a need to be able to transport rescued Border Collies from various locations within the geographic area that BRBCR serves including Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and the District of Columbia.

Transports are organized using BRBCR volunteers and also rescue transport services that serve major highway corridors including I-95, I-81, and I-64. To view where we have current transport volunteers and areas where we need transport support see Google map here. Blue Ridge Border Collie Rescue is now available on Wooftrax!.  Download the app, use it when you walk, money is donated to the rescue.  Find out more at their website. Free Shipping on Dog and Cat Food Wooftrax - Walk for a Dog.The Border Collie is a medium-sized herding dog that originated in the British Isles where he was primarily used to herd sheep and other livestock. He is known by a number of different names including the Border Collie, English Sheepdog, Welsh Sheepdog and the Scottish Sheepdog. During the 1800s, there were a variety of sheep-herding dogs in Great Britain. Each variety had his own herding style and characteristics. Their names typically reflected the regions where they were found working.

As such, the dogs were dubbed Highland Collies, Scotch Collies, Welsh Sheepdogs, Northern Sheepdogs and Border Collies. Border Collies received their name because they could be found working on the Anglo-Scottish Border. While the different varieties of collies and sheepdogs were often interbred and the names were often confused, Border Collie enthusiasts worked hard to stabilize the breed. In 1908, the United Kingdom wrote a standard for Border Collies to help distinguish him from other sheep-herding breeds.The Border Collie is medium-sized and is a very agile and fast dog breed. It's eager to work and is built for stamina and endurance. Their smooth undercoat is short all over their body. Their over coat is medium to long and wavy or straight. It tends to shed and needs to be brushed regularly. The average size for a full grown Border Collie is 27 to 45 pounds, with males being bigger than females. This dog has a thick, double coat that is medium in length. While the most common color for Border Collies is black and white, they can also come in such colors as tri-colored, red or blue merle, red and white, black, yellow and white, and yellow.

The eyes of the Border Collie can be brown, blue or a combination of the two. Their small ears are triangular and can be fully erect, partially erect or flop forward. Some dogs may even have one erect ear and one floppy ear. The tail is long, the head is wedge-shaped, and the nose can be black or brown. Personality: The border collie is always looking to keep itself busy. It always needs a task and has very high energy. It's among the most intelligent dogs and needs mental stimulation. It is an obedient dog but can be destructive and mischievous if not given proper mental or physical exercise. It's devoted to its master but not necessarily the most kid-friendly of dogs. It is mostly indifferent towards other animals and can be reserved or protective towards strangers. Border Collies crave work, and as such, they need a lot of exercise. A bored Border Collie can quickly become a destructive Border Collie. This is a highly intelligent dog that learns quickly and excels in many different arenas including herding, tracking, agility, obedience and flyball, among others.

The Border Collie is also an excellent family pet; however, it may be a bit too rambunctious for toddlers. It also gets along very well with other household pets, but it may take to "herding" them on occasion. While this is not an aggressive breed, it is suspicious of strangers and will alert you if there are any around your home. Herders Herding Working Border Collie Build InformationThe Border Collie is medium-sized and is a very agile and fast dog breed. He is eager to work and is built for stamina and endurance. He tends to shed and needs to be brushed regularly. The average size for a full grown Border Collie is 27 to 45 pounds, with males being bigger than females.The tail is long, the head is wedge-shaped, and the nose can be black or brown.Behaviour and PersonalityThe border collie is always looking to keep itself busy. He always needs a task and has very high energy. He is among the most intelligent dogs and needs mental stimulation. He is an obedient dog but can be destructive and mischievous if not given proper mental or physical exercise.

He is devoted to his master but not necessarily the most kid-friendly of dogs. He is mostly indifferent towards other animals and can be reserved or protective towards strangers.however, he may be a bit too rambunctious for toddlers. He also gets along very well with other household pets, but it may take to "herding" them on occasion. While this is not an aggressive breed, he is suspicious of strangers and will alert you if there are any around your home.Appearance The Border Collie is a dog that requires minimal grooming. To keep the hair tangle-free, you will need to brush his coat about two or three times a week. However, during shedding season, you may need to brush him daily. Unless your pet becomes particularly filthy, you will only need to bathe him once or twice a month.If there is excessive wax in the ears, do not use a Q-tip to clean it out. Use the end of a damp, clean rag instead. If you need to clip your Border Collie's nails, use a pliers-type nail clipper and be careful not to cut into the veins inside each nail.

Breed's Talents and FactsThe dogs in the movie "Babe" were Border ColliesThe dog named Bandit on "Little House on the Prairie" was a Border CollieBorder Collies are thought to be the most intelligent of all dog breedsAre you a Border Collie Parent?Border Collie TrainingThe Border Collie is fairly easy to train as they are extremely willing to communicate with their human companion. They can easily learn basic commands and are very good with training efforts. They enjoy learning as well so teaching them can be quite enjoyable for their pet parent. It is essential to note that Border Collies are sensitive and can easily get their feelings hurt if scolded harshly. mon Health Conditions in Border ColliesBorder Collies are generally hardy dogs that can live 12 to 15 years or longer, but just like many other breeds, they can be prone to certain genetic health conditions. While not all Border Collies will develop these issues, it is important for you to be aware of them if you are considering adding this breed to your home: Collie Eye Anomaly, Epilepsy, Hip Dysplasia, Various Drug Sensitivities, Deafness, Progressive Retinal Atrophy and Hypothyroidism.