Border Collies

Some dogs with long noses include the Dachshund, the German Shepherd, the Afghan Hound, the Greyhound, and the Collie.

it depends on how well you train your dog. most border collies are a little shy with strangers, so if someone pushed them beyond their comfort zone, they might snap. i have been snapped at by a border collie aussie shepherd mix, it was my fault, though. they are a herding dog, so they will nip at childrens heels. but hten there are the ones that just want to give kisses and love everyone, mine is like that. so, the border collie is not really agressive, but they are certanlly not a golden retriever.

how old is the border collie dog bread its for school and were are they from

yes, very. border collies are herding dogs that are highly intelligent and happen to be the smartest dog. and as you know, wolves are the ancestor or all domestic and wild dogs, so they are very smart, having the brain cells of each kind.

check out a rescue centre. there are several border collies found in them at all ages. BUT if you want a puppy. then

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Price are:

adult dogs are normal free - 300 pounds

puppys (non-p) 50- 300 pounds

puppys (pedigree) 300-600 pounds

if is a lilac, red merle or blue merle colouring the prices will go up.

I don't know in inches but I have a 9 month border collie and he is up to my 12 year old daughters hip

that is like asking.... how many people are in the world? People are born every minute around the world. So the number of people called Megan will always change. I am a Megan myself.

You can stop a jumper from molting by either putting it in the freezer or dryer. If the jumper is made from a protein fiber, fold it up and place in the freezer for 24 hours. If it is made from a cellulose fiber, put it in the dryer for 10 minutes. If the jumper is man made, return it to the store where you purchased it because this type of material is not supposed to shed.

depends on the weather where you are If they have suitable shelter and care, yes, border collies are hardy enough to be strictly outside dogs. They should always have plenty of fresh water, room to run and enough to occupy their minds (toys, activities, attention). If they get bored they can be destructive (they'll dig a lot!), and they're great escape artists (not only will they dig under, they'll squeeze through small cracks and jump or climb over fences), so their yard should be very secure. They should NOT be chained or tethered if at all possible. Multiple border collies (or other dogs) can be better than a lone BC; they tend to keep each other amused & out of trouble.

A border collie can bite hard if you provoke it. Stay calm and put your hand out to let it sniff you. They can sense fear. They will bite you if they sense fear.

as much as it wants if your border collie isnt drinking water dont force it too because it might be sick check with your local vet

Too Many I would Say 1,000,000,000,000,000 Only in a small state... Country is pushing it...

Border Collie Dog colors are black and white, a blue or blue gray mix sometimes known as Siren, a black tri-color, chocolate brownish red, tri-colored chocolate, and sable. These are sometimes a variation of the colors red, brown, and black merle.

Hi

My family has a 5 year old border collie, and we have 2 cats and another dog.

He is an amazing dog with a great and fun personality. We got him when our kids were young and he did great from the beginning.

Make sure you have plenty of room for him to run around because all collies need to run and have space.

No. You shouldn't feed any dog milk, unless it is special dog milk.

Usually Border Collies live no longer than 16 years, but on occasionally they can live a few years longer.

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Yes, the collie will shed. It will shed a fair mount of hair. If you have one you might even find it in your own hair!

Collies is the plural of Collie which is a type of dog. A Collie is a sheepdog with long hair and has traditionally bred in Scotland. These are extremely intelligent dogs.

This is a herding breed so they are very energetic! They like to run and play a lot! They are very loyal to their owners. This is a breed for someone who will spend a lot of time with their dog and will provide a lot of physical and mental stimulation. If you have ever watched one with another dog, they will often try to "herd" the other dog.

Humans (ALTHOUGH it doesn't always seem that way)

Yes they can. Border Collies are one dog that shouldn't be cut short, but their hair thinned down to let the air at their skin. Border Collies are noted as being a beautiful breed because of their fur and intelligent look to their eyes (they are smart, but then you know that already.) You can buy thinning scissors from a good pet store. I have one. They look like scissors, but have serrated edged teeth along the inner edge and the tip of the two blades are rounded instead of pointed like regular scissors. Instead of having your Border Collie clipped short, use the thinning sheers and be sure to groom your pet with a good brush (one recommended by a groomer.)

no dog is aggressive unless you make it aggressive. :-\

if you mean a border collie then it will only become aggressive if it is bored.

if you are planning on getting a border collie make sure you have stuff to entertain it with.

my border terrier otto is smart and easy to train they are good at all kinds of tricks ...we taught him sit,wait,roll over,down, paw,shake,high-five,speak,kiss,dance,and how to jump through a hoop when he was only three months old...he is eight now and still can do it all...very smart breed

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