Border Collies

Dat pappies neck is vary wide. You feed it food it neck get big meng. Bigg neccckk doggeh.

Some breeders may choose to dock Schapso puppies tails, others don't. As there is no official Breed Standard for the Schapso, it is a matter of personal taste if this ''breed'' is docked or not.

You pluck them. You can actually buy a stripper knife...it does not hurt hem at all! When you pluck them it just pulls out the dead hairs. If your border terrier struggles or reacts to the plucking...it does not mean that it hurts! It just bothers them! So don't worry!

yes, my border terrier Benji malts lots. They tend to malt in the hotter months and when having cuddles with your border terrier's fur goes everywhere! hope this helped :)

To stay fit and healthy, 10,000 steps a day.

Our bodies are designed to walk without exerting much energy. Unless you are walking at a brisk pace (4mph +) you are not going to get the least bit "fit". It also depends on what your definition of "fit" is. When I think fit in this situation I think in shape cardiovascularly.

While walking 10,000 steps a day may SLOWLY lower your weight you will not become fit (in shape).

It depends I have 2 one looks more rot then bc so he is more aggressive the other is more bc so he is more kind and playful. So it depends

Make a bridge with your leg. Put a treat on the other side of your leg. Let the puppy know you put a treat on the other side. The pup will go under your leg. when the dog is under your leg say "DOWN". Continue the rutine twice daily . Soon the puppy will learn the relasionship between the word and the action. Then the pup will lay down whenever you say "DOWN".

Because they dont understand what your saying or doing.

Border collies eat regular dog food, although they also enjoy many other types of food. Try different things out on your dog to discover what it enjoys - dog tastes can be very individual, just like humans. My collies like tuna fish, or cheddar cheese sprinkled on top of their food, as well as the occasionaly doggie treat.

The best thing to feed a collie, though, is meaty dog food with biscuit meal mixed together, supplemented by the occasional bone - this will keep your collies teeth clean, and keep its mind stimulated - licking the marrow out of the centre of the bone is a special treat for collies which is difficult to get at, and will keep your collie busy for hours. You should not feed your dog any Commercial dog food, like ones that are on T.V or in food stores. Scientists have proven that commercal dog food is slowly killing your dogs. Commercial dog food gives your dog a number of diseses such as kidney failure and a number of cancers and more. A dog that eats Commercial dog food has a higher chance of dying earlier than later, such as 4.5 years old instead of 14.3years old. The dog food contains 6 deadly chemicals. Commercial dog food is often made of dead, flea bitten cats and dogs + their collars and plastic bags which the people involved dont bother taking off. You should feed your dog fresh meat or any kind of human meat such as beef, chicken necks ect. Or try cooking your dog a human/dog type of meal. WARNING! DO NOT continue buying commercial dog food for it is poisoning your dog. For more info go to google, and type in : increase the lifespan of your dog.

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In typically speaking pigs are smarter than dogs. However a border collie is the smartest breed of dog and can be trained to do multiple activities in which a pig cannot be trained to do.

A border collie will attain his/her full height by around 8 months.

Females and neutered males will fill out up to 24 months.

Un-neutered males will fill out in their 3rd year. The head will grow noticeably larger and the frame will fill out with muscle, and in this way they become distinct from neutered males. They may add as much as 20% more weight in the 3rd year.

No, peanut butter will not hurt dogs. Too much will make them sick, though so monitor the servings .

Absolutely. As you probably know Border Collies are energetic and were used as herding dogs. Without proper training they can drive you crazy with their high energy (they need loads of exercise) and they can herd small children by bumping with their nose or nudging them. Border Collies are not generally snippy with children, but they don't realize how small a child is and could push a little too hard at times. Your dog must know who is boss and to listen on command. There are also special clubs around for Border Collie owners where everyone who owns a Border Collie can go for the fun, food and watch their pets run and play off that extensive energy.

i have a border collie girl and mine is called Hollie. I find you have to find a name in which you aren't embarrassed, to say/call outside when out for a walk.

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.

border collies are clever, responsive dogs that respond well to training, that is why the are the best sheep herding dogs, plus there IMMENSE speed!!!!!!!!!!

Border Collies were bred to herd flocks. They need training to know when, where, and who they are allowed to herd. It is their natural want and need to herd, and they will even herd your kids around the park if you let them, but that should not be allowed. There should be specific training to keep the dog from nipping the kids on the feet if they are playing together and the dog begins to herd one child or another.

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Pure white border collies don't often survive very long. They have genetic problems caused by being bred from two merle parents. Along with the lack of pigment comes deafness, blindness (often both together), brain malformation, fits and serious digestive malfunctions. Unfortunately, merle (mottled-coloured) border collies are popular and expensive. The only way to get a merle is from another merle, but to avoid these serious problems in the pups ethical breeders will always breed a merle with a normal coloured dog. This doesn't GUARANTEE a merle, only that the pups will carry the merle gene, so bad breeders will put two merles together to make sure they get saleable merles. This is when the pure white pups appear. In some countries they are known as "lethal whites" because they're euthanised immediately. Those that do survive puppyhood have short and often difficult (and veterinarily expensive) lives and need a dedicated, experienced family to have the best life they can. This is a heavy price for any pup to pay for the sake of its breeder making money out of the otherwise normal dogs in the litter. My guess is you've seen an advertisement offering a "rare all white pup" at a high price. Hard as it may be, if you buy it you will merely be encouraging this unethical (some would say downright cruel) breeding method.

Legend has it there was a dog in Northumberland, England, who was the first border collie, called Old Hemp.

Mine weighs 80 pounds, but he's a little chubby (quarter collie 3/4 blue heeler). I think it really depends on how tall your dog gets but probably closer to around 70 pounds if they're tall, 65 if he's shorter. That's what my vet told me anyways