Border Collie, also known as Border Collie. It is produced in the Scottish border and originated in the 18th century. It is a type of Collie sheepdog. It has strong shepherding ability, is intelligent and insightful, and can accurately understand the owner's instructions! The Border Collie can make the sheep move by looking at it. It has been regarded as a shepherd dog a long time ago, and its IQ Ranked first among dog breeds in the world!

Border Collies are particularly smart, have a strong ability to acquire knowledge, have super understanding, and are easy to train. It has a gentle nature and is very loyal to its owner. It can be said to be the owner's personal bodyguard! The Border Collie has the advantages of not barking, being gentle and loyal, and it is really adorable! Over the years, it has played a leading role in the Frisbee Dog World Cup. A role!

1. Morphological characteristics of the Border Collie

The Border Collie is a medium-sized dog with a very well-proportioned structure and a strong physique! It also has well-developed muscles and a solid body, giving people an effortless feeling. Its movements are very agile and lively, and it has endurance. Super strong, this feature has also reshaped its image as the world's number one dog! The Border Collie has plenty of energy, is friendly and enthusiastic towards others, and of course, its intelligence is one of its highlights!

Eyes: The Border Collie’s eyes are widely spaced and medium in size. The eye rim color and eye color are both brown.

Head: Its head is very broad, the occipital bone is not very prominent, and the length of its head is consistent with the length of its front face.

Neck: Moderate in length, strong and well muscled, slightly arched.

Body: In appearance, it looks very strong, with a deep chest, moderate width, and a large chest. The loin is of moderate depth and slightly arched. Gradually tilt your hips back.

Main colors: black and white, blue and white and champagne, as well as brown, merle color, etc. Because its genes are not very stable, its color may change as it grows, especially the blue and white border collie!

2. How to train a Border Collie

The dependence between humans and the Border Collie is very important, and owners also need to understand this! Under normal circumstances, training is divided into three steps: the first stage is from 1 to 5 days, the second stage is from 6 to 14 days, and the third stage is from 6 to 14 days. The third stage is 15 to 22 days.

When training a Border Collie, the owner should try to minimize the contact between other people and the Border Collie, and the owner's attitude should be as kind as possible when training, and the language should be kind! This is more conducive to building a harmonious relationship between humans and dogs!

Since the dependence between humans and the Border Collie is very important, during training, the owner can gently stroke the dog's body to comfort it. During training, the owner's commands must be clear and crisp, and violence must not be used! Border Collie also likes to be praised by people. When it behaves well, the owner can stroke its head or throat., but don’t pamper yourself too much!

3. Border Collie’s IQ

After research by scientists, it was finally determined that the Border Collie ranks first in IQ and obedience among all dogs. Its IQ has reached the level of a five-year-old child. You can imagine how smart it is! Although The Border Collie is the dog with the highest IQ, but it also has its own individuality. Its own conditions are already very good. If the owner further adjusts and trains it, then it will impress the owner!

4. Price of Border Collie

If it is an ordinary (non-purebred) Border Collie, the price is 200-700, and the pet-level and purebred dog is about 800-1,500; if it is a racing dog, the price is 2,000-50,000, and the price is naturally very high! Determining the price of a Border Collie, different breeds will definitely have different prices, so dog owners should know something about dogs with different breeds so that they can judge their prices!

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