Border Collie
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by twansalem
Thu May 07 2009High energy dogs that need their space. A great dog if you have a farm or just own a lot of land that they can more or less run free on. But even a lot of people who would have enough space for many other dogs just don't have enough for a border collie. UPDATE: My parents' curent dog Bud is about half border collie. He apparently inherited the typical collie hyperactivity, but not the intelligence. Bud is a pretty good farm dog, but he's as dumb as a rock.
by ouzmali940682
Mon Dec 29 2025very nice đź’Ż
by otmanalia96659
Mon Dec 22 2025Dog friendly
by abdulrahman1eljoker227
Tue Dec 16 2025Three good dogs, I love them very much
by uamic45203
Wed Nov 26 2025The Border Collie is incredibly smart and full of energy. They pick up commands quickly and love having something to do. They’re very loyal and always stay close to their owner, but they need plenty of exercise and mental stimulation. If you’re active and patient, they make an amazing companion. If you want a calm, low-maintenance dog, this isn’t the breed for you.
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by deadgamingyt75718
Wed Sep 24 2025border collie is a highly energetic , intelligent and easily trainable dogs breed , they can even be used in police and bomb squads team when trained properly , the dog really understands and learns very very quickly . i made the dog learn and obey sit , stand , roll , go round and What sets them apart isn’t just cleverness but a kind of restless intelligence, always searching for a puzzle to dismantle. Leave them unstimulated, and they invent their own work ,sometimes constructive, sometimes chaotic. Their stamina feels almost inexhaustible, like a furnace that never cools down.
by nehhhuuu479031715
Sat Sep 20 2025My Border Collie, Rio, has been with me for two years. He’s easily the smartest and most active dog I’ve ever met. He learns commands in just a few repetitions and loves games like frisbee, fetch, and agility training. His intelligence is impressive, but it also means he needs plenty of mental and physical activity every day. A quick walk isn’t enough; he needs long runs or play sessions to stay happy. Despite his high energy, Rio is incredibly loving and loyal. He senses my moods and often cuddles quietly when I’m stressed, which makes him feel more like a best friend than just a pet. Grooming requires some effort, with weekly brushing to control shedding. Pros: Extremely smart, easy to train, affectionate, perfect for active people or families. Cons: Needs lots of exercise and attention, can get destructive if bored. Rating: 4.8/5. He is a wonderful companion for owners who can match his energy and keep him engaged.
by catsachdev558
Tue Jul 22 2025I love it
by fylangsmith209
Sat Jul 19 2025Good
by farm52789328
Fri Jul 18 2025The Border Collie is, hands down, one of the smartest and most energetic dog breeds out there. Originally bred for herding sheep, they’ve become popular not only as working dogs but as active companions for those who love a challenge. If you want a dog that’s going to keep you on your toes and constantly surprise you with its intelligence, the Border Collie is the breed for you. What makes Border Collies amazing? Incredible Intelligence If there's one thing Border Collies are known for, it’s their brainpower. They are arguably the smartest dog breed on the planet. They can learn complex commands, tricks, and tasks in a heartbeat. A Border Collie will master obedience training so quickly it will leave you in awe. They’ve even been known to learn over 200 commands! That’s like a dog with a PhD in obedience. Energy Overload These dogs are high-energy. I mean, REALLY high-energy. A Border Collie is not the type of dog to lie around the house waiting for you to make the first move. They ... Read more
by farhannjmx63257
Sat Jul 12 2025baguss bagett lucuuu
by Abdullah5109
Thu Jul 10 2025If you're looking for a smart, energetic, and loyal companion, the Border Collie is in a league of its own. Often called the most intelligent dog breed, this pup thrives on mental stimulation and purpose. I’ve never met a dog more eager to learn and please. Border Collies excel in obedience training, agility, and herding—so much that if you don't give them a job, they will find one (like herding your children or chasing every moving shadow). They're not couch potatoes; they need exercise and stimulation to stay happy. That being said, they aren’t the best fit for every household. If you live a sedentary life or don’t have time for long walks and training, this breed might become anxious or destructive. But in the right hands? A Border Collie is a dream dog—affectionate, brilliant, and always ready to work or play. Pros: ✅ Extremely intelligent and trainable ✅ Loyal and affectionate ✅ Great for active lifestyles ✅ Excellent with kids and farm life Cons: ❌ Needs LOTS of exercise and ... Read more
by kerolayneribeiro00613
Fri Jun 13 2025Uma raça muito bonita
by stepanstim5525
Sat May 03 2025I really like the Border Collie because it's one of the smartest and most energetic dog breeds. They learn new tricks quickly and love to work or play. Their loyalty is amazing — a Border Collie always stays close and tries to please its owner. I also love the way they look: their fluffy coat, intelligent eyes, and graceful movements make them really beautiful. This breed is perfect for people who enjoy an active lifestyle — you'll never be bored with a Border Collie!
by gdipesh258223
Thu Apr 03 2025Border Collie: The Ultimate Working Dog The Border Collie is widely regarded as one of the most intelligent and hardworking dog breeds. Originally bred for herding livestock, these dogs are known for their agility, obedience, and problem-solving abilities. Border Collies are highly energetic and require ample exercise and mental stimulation. Their intelligence makes them excellent at obedience training, dog sports, and even service work. However, their high energy levels mean they are best suited for active owners who can provide them with regular physical and mental challenges. With their keen instincts and strong work ethic, Border Collies excel in various tasks, from farm work to competitive agility and obedience trials. They are also affectionate and loyal companions, forming strong bonds with their families. While they are highly trainable, Border Collies can develop behavioral issues if not properly exercised or engaged. Their herding instincts may lead to nipping or chasing,... Read more
by darian10982008776
Mon Mar 31 2025Cute dog
by nxgit2275
Thu Feb 20 2025They are Highly Intelligent
by farhan275
Tue Dec 03 2024Nice Pet
by wactochatbot382
Wed Nov 06 2024The Border Collie is a highly intelligent, medium-sized herding dog known for its boundless energy and work ethic. Originally bred in the border regions of England and Scotland to herd sheep, this breed is one of the smartest dogs in the world. Border Collies are agile, quick learners, and thrive on mental and physical stimulation. They are medium-sized, typically weighing 30–45 pounds, with a variety of coat colors and patterns, including the classic black and white. Border Collies are affectionate, loyal, and incredibly trainable, making them excellent companions for active families or individuals who can provide them with plenty of exercise and challenges. Whether participating in dog sports, working as herders, or simply enjoying outdoor activities, Border Collies excel when they have a job to do.Investing in a WhatsApp chatbot via WACTO can significantly improve client engagement, streamline communication, and create a more efficient guide machine. Transform your customer service... Read more
by FarhanShares
Sat Sep 14 2024Good one
by jester002
Thu Mar 04 2010Extremely loyal and intelligent animals, but they need lots of room to run. If your an inner city type with a small yard, consider buying a pug.
by laren616
Tue Jan 05 2010Very smart and talented dogs. Neat dogs too.
by minkey
Sun Jul 19 2009This is a very fun dog. I used to house sit for one, and it wouldn't leave me alone for a minute. Craved attention and if the word park was mentioned I definetely wasn't getting out of that one. Loved to play fetch, run around, jump extremely high, and act ridiculously hyper around other dogs. Great with kids and kids love this dog. I wouldn't want one, just because I would feel bad that I couldn't spend 24/7 with it. But for a family with a big yard it would be great. Or someone who needs some company cause I couldn't imagine having a down day with one of these guys around.
by ladyjesusfan77_7
Tue Apr 21 2009These are very smart animals. They are one of the best sheep herding animals in the business. Oh, yeah, and their trainers have to know a thing or two, as well.
by 1willowgurl
Thu Jan 08 2009There smart yes, but very active and need lot's of training and attention or they will get bored & into trouble if there not worked on a daily basis. We have 3 Border Collies and there a handful but we love them. Id only recommend this breed to the most devoted dog lover with tons of expertise on this breed and time for them.
by ayn9b559
Tue Nov 25 2008If you do not have sheep, think twice about getting this breed. Incredibly intelligent, great personality and easy to train, however this is a breed that is too smart for its own good. It NEEDS a job, like it NEEDS air. If you can not provide him with that than think twice about getting one.
by rower1a7
Mon Nov 03 2008BUYER BEWARE!!! Do NOT buy a Border Collie from Lacy's Border Collies, now THOMPSON'S BORDER COLLIE'S, DR. KAREN THOMPSON in NEW KENT, VIRGINIA 23124, unless you want a dog that has CLUSTER SEIZURES!! After owning an epileptic dog, we asked many times about the line before buying a puppy and were told that none of the dogs had any history of seizures. WRONG! After we saw the first seizure, we called and then they remembered about a dog seizing in the line!! They're answer was to give us another puppy. Why would we want another dog from this line?? This is unethicial and heart breaking for us to see our dog suffer and know that he is not going to enjoy a normal healthy long life. Today he seized for over 2 hours, medicated, and we had to take him to the ER. This will cost about $500.00!! Not to mention to stress on his organs, etc. DO NOT BUY FROM THIS BREEDER UNLESS YOU WANT A SICK DOG AND HEART ACHE!!
by jamie_finn
Wed Sep 10 2008so smart
by meurg_at_n_m_at_c
Sun Aug 10 2008very beauitful dogs
by whatever_it_takes
Thu Aug 07 2008they drive me crazy
by oo_michelle_oo
Thu Jun 19 2008Good dogs :)
by vita_lea_phillips
Sun Jun 15 2008Intelligent. LOVE IT
by myspace_31853535
Mon Jun 02 2008Highly intelligent and fiercely loyal. Border Collies are great dogs. Need a large yard, they get bored very easily.
by full_of_wonder_and_questions
Tue May 20 2008AWWWWWW!!! cute
by myspace_30849171
Wed May 07 2008I have one! They are such characters! Just make sure to keep the occupied because they get bored easily and can get very pushy
by myspace_17490481
Tue Apr 29 2008I havent had one, but I bet they're good dogs.
by fb664421287
Sun Apr 13 2008Very smart dogs. kind too.
by genghisthehun
Wed Apr 09 2008Good dogs, but a little hyper and noisy. They are always trying to herd something.
by sperryc
Tue Apr 08 2008They say this is one of the smartest breeds around. But with intelligence comes quirkiness. My friend's collie has some issues with strangers.
by myspace_349012854
Tue Apr 08 2008lovely
by automatt
Mon Apr 07 2008These are smart herding dogs. They'll look you right in the eye, unlike most dogs.
by magellan
Mon Apr 07 2008My friend's border collie has a vocabular of about 400 words - including "left" and "right." Â Smart dogs.
by mrtuner
Wed Apr 02 2008GREAT dogs but a little on the smelly side! Other than that they are one of the best dogs you can get!
by oksana
Thu Oct 18 2007I live in New York City and have a border collie who is now 4 years old. She was brought in to a local pet store, along with other dogs, and was put up for adoption. She was 8 weeks old. I live in a small apartment and she is well adjusted and not destructive at all. I live a couple of blocks from a dog park and I take her there an hour before work and an hour after. She runs and loves to play ball and frisbee. For the most part she gets along wonderfully with other dogs except she sometimes gets aggressive towards dogs that are ill behaved. I once read a quote that 'border collies suffer no fools' which is true in my dog's case. So I must disagree with people who think border collies are not suited to be strictly pets and in a city as well! In my dog's case the quality of our time is more important than the quantity. She knows her routine and is well adjusted. I have never been subjected to any destructive behavior. And I have never formally trained her. I just speak to ... Read more
by irishgit
Thu Jun 28 2007The smartest and one of the most active breeds around, these are definately not for the city dweller. My mother bred these when I was growing up, and I came to love them, but they are a working dog more than a pet, and unless you are prepared to spend a lot of time running and exercising them, you should not have one.
by ohiomom
Tue Feb 20 2007We had a border collie for 14 years and she was absolutely the smartest dog ever. It's like she came already trained and understood English perfectly. Very sweet temperment. Hilarious to watch her herd the other dogs in the neighborhood. Could turn on a dime and incredibly fast. Great dog.
by canadasucks
Tue Feb 20 2007I don't know much about dogs, but this breed shows more intelligence than humans who still believe in WMD's. . .an amazing breed of smart dogs. . .
by bordercolliesr_ule
Sat Feb 17 2007these dogs are the greatest, they have a great temperament,and to go with that they are very fine looking and the smartest dog. I gt suzy a year and a half ago and she is so loveable she does everything on command and she has such a great personality. These are truly the best dogs.
by timeshighmark
Wed Feb 07 2007I have three BCs, and I love them dearly. All three are very different. Misty (12) is very work orientated and confident, but has her neurotics quirks. You must watch children with her, and she absolutely MUST have a job. She has only recently become more physically affectionate in her old age, but she is absolutely, hands down, the most brilliant dog I have ever met. Norah (2) is very soft, extremely obediant, and extremely loving. She can be trusted with anyone and any creature. She is somewhat timid in that she can be cowed by a sharp word, but she is confident in wherever she goes and in meeting new people. She is a little shy of new dogs. Suzu (2) is a shelter dog, and was VERY dog aggressive when I got her. She is awesome with people of all sizes, but must be carefully watched with other dogs and cats. Anything quick moving brings out an instinct to chase which must be immediately dealt with. She knew nothing when I got her, but has learned quickly. She has proven ve... Read more

