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.
Collies are immensley loyal, unaggressive and other than the docile rough collie or sometimes the border collie, collies love meeting new people and they all love children and are devoted family members.
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.
dogs like border collies are a common example of mans best-friend but as other dogs it is not in there nature to hunt other animals but a border collie is sometimes used for hunting
According to the American Border Collie Association, it is one of three primary genetic diseases associated with the breed (the other two are Hip Displasia and Collie Eye Anomaly.)
I'm assuming your border collie is the typical black and white coloration. If that is the case, then, no matter what color the other dog is, most if not all of the pups should be black and white, black being the dominant color. The puppies will probably be smaller than rough collies, without the long "collie nose." My guess is that some will have longer coats than the others. Since the average border collie litter is 8, and a rough collie litter is usually between 6 and 10, you can expect 8 or 9 little ones.
Border collies are known for their innate ability to herd livestock, including sheep, cattle, and other animals. Their main position is crouching low to the ground and using their intense stare to control the movement of the animals. This behavior is instinctual in border collies and is a key aspect of their herding abilities.
In my experience, it all depends on how old the dog is. If the Border Collie is older, it will try to fight (playfully) with the younger dog to display its dominance. this could become a habit after a while and if the other dog grows up to be large, your dog may get hurt. If the Border Collie is younger, it will try to fight up to gain dominance. but with proper training, you can get them to get along. This would not fix the situation of the other dog if it is younger because it would have the influence of the ever persistent Border Collie to keep it "fighting". Hope this helps!
Border collies are so smart because it runs through there blood they just naturally are probably because they are quick learners and love to work its true. my border collie learnt how to sit in an hour he new almost all tricks by 12 weeks.
Some of the smartest dog breeds include border collies and German shepherds. Other smart breeds are golden retrievers and Labrador retrievers. The four most intelligent dog breeds in order, starting with the smartest, are: border collie, poodle, German shepherd, and golden retriever.
To buy a border collie pup in Jakarta, you'll need to find a breeder. The best way to do this is to ask a local veterinarian for a reference. You can also attend dog shows and herding events to locate other people with border collies, who may have pups to sell.
The most prominent use on farms is as sheep dogs. Though they are possibly the most intelligent and trainable dogs and so have other uses such as rodent control and cattle herding.
You look after a border collie like any other dog, but they need a lot of exercise usually about 1 1/2 or 2 hours a day.