Border Collies

Oh, dude, a Border Collie can live like 12 to 15 years on average. But hey, some of these little furballs can stick around for even longer if they're living their best doggy life. Just make sure to give them lots of love, treats, and belly rubs, and they'll be wagging their tails for years to come.

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.

The weather temperature in the equatorial regions typically ranges between 25-30 degrees Celsius (77-86 degrees Fahrenheit) throughout the year due to its proximity to the equator, which receives consistent sunlight and warmth. This results in a warm and humid climate with relatively stable temperatures.

It is estimated that there were around 10,000-15,000 suicides in the military during World War II. Additionally, the impact of the war on civilians led to an increase in suicides worldwide during and after the conflict.

It is difficult to provide an exact number, but estimates suggest that there are over 1 billion cyclists around the world. Cycling is a popular mode of transportation, leisure activity, and sport in many countries.

It is difficult to provide an exact number as it can vary; however, Megan is a fairly common name in English-speaking countries. It is estimated that there are millions of individuals named Megan worldwide.

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The scientific name for collie is Canis lupus familiaris.

The scientific classification of border collies using the Taxonomic Biological Classification system is as follows:

• Kingdom: Animalia
• Phylum: Chordata
• Class: Mammalia
• Order: Carnivora
• Family: Canidae
• Genus: Canis
• Species: Canis lupus familiaris

The scientific name for border collies is Canis lupus familiaris.

It is estimated that there are around 35 billion toes in the world, with each person having 10 toes.

We have a two year old female Border Collie (Tasha) weighing about 35-40 lbs. We live in WI and this morning the temp was 6 degrees with a wind chill of about -15. We were outside for about 30 minutes and from running wild to lying on her side in a very stiff position occurred in about 5 minutes. I picked her up and carried her to a heated garage. She could not stand up by herself, her breathing was labored and shallow. and her pupils were dialated. Once I got her in the garage, I wrapped her in towles and laid her on my lap in front of the fire. Within 15 minutes she was recovering. I then carried her to the house. One hour later, she seemed to be back to her normal self. The balance of the day was uneventful,,,,, Thank God

In the popular fictional series and movies featuring Lassie, the beloved Collie dog, Lassie does not die. Lassie is a fictional character created by Eric Knight, and the stories typically revolve around her adventures and heroics. While there have been different versions and adaptations of the Lassie character over the years, the character is typically portrayed as enduring and courageous, but her stories do not typically depict her death.

The first dog to play Lassie died in 1958 at the age of 18. The current Lassie, nicknamed Mason, appeared in the 2005 film with Peter O'Toole and is still alive.

There were several dogs to play Lassie, it just was not one dog. The first dog who played Lassie was named "Pal" in 1943. Pal appeared in movies from 1943 to 1951, and in the pilots for the first TV series in 1954. Pal was bred to continue the look of Lassie. Eight generations of Pal and his descendants portrayed the beloved collie in two television series and ten movies, through the late 1990s.

The Labrador Retriever is a pedigree breed of dog recognized by many reputable kennel clubs.

Whether a border collie is an appropriate dog for a person with asthma, depends on the allergens that trigger and the irritants that worsen the asthma, for that particular person. The allergens trigger the asthmatic response of inflammation, swelling and mucus production, and irritants further inflame the tissues worsening the response.

If a person is allergic to dogs, any dog in their environment will be an issue, as all dogs shed the allergy triggers of skin flakes and saliva. Dog hair is generally not an allergy trigger, it is just more visible.

If a person lives in an environment that constantly triggers their asthma, but is not allergic to dogs, they may still be irritated by the fine dander shed by the dog. If the allergens in the environment are reduced, and the asthma controlled by medication, they may then be able to tolerate a dog.

All dogs tiny flakes of skin, called dander, just as we do, as the skin replaces itself.

Dogs with long hair retain more of this shed dander and dried saliva in their hair, and can therefore at any time shed a lot of this at once.

Dogs with a skin problem, such as having an allergy themselves, or having a skin infection, will replace their skin faster and shed more dander.

Dogs that are brushed and washed often, have the dander and saliva removed during this grooming, so less tends to be shed at other times.

Dogs breeds that have been described as hypoallergenic, such as poodles and bichon frise, shed just as much dander and saliva, but are often groomed and clipped more because of their long growing hair, so they may shed less into the home environment.

Long haired dogs that are not clipped, and dogs that drool more, will be the worst dogs to have for an asthmatic who reacts to dogs, but are not going to affect an asthmatic who does not have a dog allergy.

Yes, you can if the 2 males grew up together but without any pea-hens present because by breeding season they will naturally fight .