The Border Collie is native to the Scottish Borders and is a breed of Collie.

Like other Collies, the Border Collie began to separate from the traditional sheepdog in 1860. It was not until 1915 that the breed was officially named "Border Collie". The Border Collie is a working dog breed with a strong shepherding instinct and is good at observing words and expressions; it can accurately understand the owner's intentions and can drive the sheep to move or rotate with the gaze of its eyes. Most Border Collies have the ability to search. ability.

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American scientists have found through a large number of tests and studies that the obedience IQ of border collies exceeds that of German shepherds and poodles, and in more than 100 dogs Ranked first among species. In the earliest times, the sheep that were grazed in Scotland and the dogs used to guard the sheep were found on the Scottish Islands. Those dogs came from the priests who immigrated to Scotland from Ireland. The dogs they brought there were also used by the early Vikings. It was over before people invaded Scotland. However, in this rugged geographical environment, people can only rely on dogs to help gather, drive and watch livestock. According to the origin of modern shepherd dogs, they have the ability of "eye control". This ability was developed and trained by shepherds on the border of England and Scotland, so people call this dog "Border Collie" ".