There isn't really a smooth-coated border collie. The border collie is a different breed, but the rough collie, with a long double coat, and the smooth collie, with a shorter coat, are pretty closely related. The rough collie and the smooth collie both originated for herding purposes in the British Isles. They have the same general shape, size, and colorations. The only big difference is the coat type.
you say it the same because Border Collie is a name, you just say it in an accent.
Yea Ithink you will find a dead border collie is not as active
No. The breed referred to as just the "Collie" is a very different breed than the Border Collie. In fact, the Collie is usually called a Rough Collie or Smooth Collie, based on whether it has long or short hair. Some Hollywood examples of each: Lassie was a Collie. Fly from the movie Babe was a Border Collie. There are other breeds with Collie in the name, such as Bearded Collies, Farm Collies, Scotch Collies. Collie is a general herding type dog description.
If you mean the Scientific name, it's canis familiaris (which is the same for all dogs). If you actually mean the Latin language word for Border Collie, there is none.
The Rough and Smooth Collie, the same breed as Lassie.
No, they are not the same breed. They have different length muzzles as well as other differences. Two totally different breeds
The dog breed is two words: Border Collie.
It might be her time. :{ My border collie did the same before it was her time.. :[
Border Collies are bred for working ability, not for type. That means, they do not selectively breed for sizes, color, coat, etc. - good Border Collie breeders breed the exceptional working dogs, no matter what size shape or color they are. I know purebred Border Collies that are 20 lbs, and others that are 60 lbs.
The scientific name for border collies is Canis lupus familiaris.
Yes. Years ago, when they were being developed as a breed, they were basicly selectivly bred mixes. Now they have become a true breed registered with many Kennel Clubs and fairly popular pets.
Yes-- my 10 month pup came from a Maryland breeders, and he is a borderdoodle. [Mix of a border collie & poodle.]