How to judge whether a Border Collie is pure or not

1. Mouth:

The mouth of a purebred Border Collie is relatively long and slightly wider. Viewed from top to bottom, the Border Collie's mouth will be U-shaped in the horizontal direction.

2. Ears:

The ears of purebred Border Collies are basically medium in size and widely spread apart. They usually remain 1/4-3/4 erect when they are two months old.

3. Eyes:

The purebred Border Collie’s eyes are round and bright, with brown eye ring pigment, and they are very focused on seeing things. The black Border Collie has dark brown eyes, while the rest of the Border Collie's eyes are obviously lighter.

4. Body shape:

Purebred Border Collie puppies are relatively round and appear to be stout, but when they reach adulthood they will become well-proportioned and grow into the usual height, long legs and muscular body. appearance.

5. Face shape:

The facial line from the forehead to the tip of the nose of a purebred Border Collie is not smooth. It will sink significantly in the middle of the eyes, giving it a "curved" look.

6. Temperament:

Border collies are the most intelligent dogs in the dog world. They can easily understand the owner’s instructions and understand the owner’s emotions. They are smart, alert and sensitive. They are very friendly to friends and to strangers. Clearly reserved.