Border Collies (non pedigree)
Border Collies are highly intelligent, energetic dogs perfect for active owners.
They are the most common of the Collie breed, and are still used widely as working dogs.
Border Collie puppies grow on average from 18″ to 21″ (46 to 53cm) tall and will weigh between 30 and 49 pounds (14 to 22 kg).
You can get Border Collie puppies in a variety of colours: black and white being the most common but other colours include tricolour, brown and white, and red or blue merle.
They require daily or weekly grooming, depending on whether their coat is long or short-haired.
Border Collie puppies are best suited to country living, but can adapt to town life if able to access a secure garden.
They can be challenging as pets if not provided with plenty of mental and physical stimulation.
Border Collie puppies need to be engaged to ensure they don’t become destructive around the home.
And, this hugely active breed, requires plenty of exercise and time of the leash.
Border Collie puppies can make a good pet for any active family, but are not always recommended for families with young children.
Border Collie Puppies For Sale
Dogs4Us is a proud provider of healthy and happy Border Collie puppies for sale.
That is why all our Border Collie puppies for sale come with a six month guarantee against congenital defects.
We take the welfare of our Border Collie puppies seriously, evidenced by daily vet visits, and are pleased to see so many customers coming to us recommended by other satisfied customers.
To find out if a Border Collie puppy is right for you, please contact our expert, helpful team at Dogs4Us.
They will also be able to check the availability of Border Collie puppies, or arrange a visit by you to our clean and comfortable kennels.
All our puppies already have a temporary vaccination, identifying micro-chip and have been wormed.
More Information on Border Collie Puppies
The Border Collie breed became noted in the 19th century, employed as herding dogs, primarily sheep herding, on the Scottish borders.
Their formidable intelligence and energy levels combine to make them perfect herding dogs.
They can understand a huge variety of commands by voice and whistle, and can interpret them often at a considerable distance from their owner.
Border Collies also excel at dog sports, such as sheep dog trials and flyball, where their agility and mental aptitude comes to the fore.
Being a Border Collie owner also requires mental aptitude and athleticiam – to devise games to keep them engaged and to satisfy their desire for demanding exercise.
