Male Vs Female Border Collie : 10 Differences Between Them
Border Collies are known for being the most intelligent dog breed according to the book, “The Intelligence of Dogs.” But beneath their intelligent minds lies a dog that is energetic, loving, and versatile. These traits make them stand out among other breeds, whether as a working farm dog or a family companion. Yet, prospective Border Collie owners may find themselves questioning whether to get a male or a female dog. If you are one of those people, then this video is perfect for you because for today, we’ll talk about the 10 differences between male and female Border Collie!
Border Collie has its origins in the lowland and border counties of England and Scotland, potentially tracing back to the 1700s. The ancestors of this breed are believed to include other Collie varieties, such as the Bearded Collie and Scotch Collie, and some breed historians speculate the inclusion of spaniel ancestry. In present times, these dogs continue to serve as working livestock dogs while also being cherished as beloved family pets. Their trainability has led to their utilization in various fields, including police work, narcotics and bomb detection, search and rescue operations, and even as guide dogs for individuals with visual impairments. Today, not only are they the most intelligent dog breed, but these dogs also rank 30th of the most popular dog breeds recognized by the American Kennel Club in 2022.
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