10 Fascinating Facts About the Border Collie

[@themagicrat8803]

My Border Collie would chase people on a bike. It got so bad I had to take his bike away.

[@maxwellbewley5494]

The Magic Rat I actually laughed out loud

[@girlonfire4421]

Saaaaame

[@sataniccyanide6976]

most sheep and shepherding dogs have motion sensitivity

[@Danceswithbees]

I did not see that coming...

[@googleisshittoss]

Very good haha

[@nmflash1665]

My Border Collie was the love of my life. If there is a heaven, then she will be there loyally waiting for me when I get get there.

[@brittdays1598]

NM Flash I’m crying, this comment

[@metalhd7277]

If you repent your sins

[@carinaj9112]

I believe there is a heaven, and our dogs are there waiting for us. I just lost my border collie 1 month ago. She was my best friend.

[@yuvvrajsingh]

How you so sure that you'll be to Heaven??? All dogs go there but how you???

[@TwinklingofaneyeLoveStoryofGod]

There is a Heaven. God loves you so much, he gave his only son, Jesus for you and your sins, so you can asks Jesus in your heart and repent for your sins and live with him forever. God bless you. John 3:16.

[@milana69420]

I have a Border Collie. Best person in my family i swear. Love her to death

[@kingpokemonyouth941]

Same

[@idkanymore2542]

MIlana Mathers i have a question, i wanted to get a border collie for a long time but i wanted to ask if they shed a lot?

[@matt-f1c]

Ida Waterwave yes I have two mid length fur and they are a night mate at shedding .. Get a smooth collie ( short hair )

[@sophiebedford335]

@@idkanymore2542 Long haired border collies shed quite a lot but if you r getting a short haired one, then they don't shed as much

[@olivia-me8lv]

MIlana Mathers I definitely agree. My dog is a 23 mth old bc x kelpie and he is the one person I ALWAYS get along with. They are so lovely.

[@robinsavard84]

The border collie is also extremely sensitive, and can have their spirit crushed with a hard human. That can also cause behavior issues. They are often misunderstood around other dogs, as they are not interested in them, but more interested in objects (balls, frisbees, sheep, agility, humans). Literally the best canine in the planet!

[@chiefeca8759]

All so very true! They are the most amazing breed by far. 💖🐾🐾

[@msmichelle822]

Absolutely! I was very stern when I first rescued my border collie. Quickly I realized she did not respond and only shut down when I would treat her like other breeds I've experienced. Only when I exrpressed happiness she would light up and do anything I'd ask her to. She completly changed me into a more positive person and I'm convinced she was an angel sent down to make me a better person.

[@sport9662]

Funny that you mention this. My 7 month old BC could care less about the random family’s dog that they are walking, but just wants to meet them. Usually the other dog does not feel the same.

[@svendbosanvovski4241]

Very true, Robin. Building that special relationship with you BC from puppy stage has been an essential ingredient. Of course, no one should ever strike a dog. Border collies always want to please and can read our human emotions so well. I'm sure they pick up the emotional undertext of our voices. They truly are a gift.

[@mistydorsey9224]

@@msmichelle822 same experience and now I’m sold on border collies. I have to be gentle with my bc or his feelings get very hurt. Just a stern talking to works wonders. But encouragement is my go to with him! So smart!

[@seguebythesea]

My border collie, Jess, was an amazing dog, with all of the intelligence, energy, playfulness, and loyalty they’re famous for. She was never a barker, and seemed to like everyone, even strangers. One day, when she was about 7, a workman came to the house to do some odd jobs. Jess immediately positioned herself between the man and me, keeping him about 7 feet away from me. She stood stiff, the hair along her back standing straight up, every muscle tense, while a low guttural growl seemed to fill the room. She had never acted like this. Never growled at anyone. Clearly, she sensed something in this man that I didn’t. I believed her. I told the man that I didn’t need the work done any longer, and told him to leave. For a split second it appeared he might argue or move toward me, but Jess’ growl got even more menacing and the man backed out of the house and went away. I never discovered what the problem was, what kind of trouble he might have brought, but since Jess never again behaved like that (and she lived another 10 years) I still believe she knew he had bad intentions and saved us from harm.

[@bettyswollocks7668]

I have grown up with collies, would always trust their instincts 100%. We have 3/4 different postman one actually leaves chewie's rolled up in elastic bands with the mail, he gets on with all, bar 1 & I go with the dogs all the time, something has happened between them or the guy is someone to be unsure of, simple.

[@reaperredni9e605]

Animals have a more acute sense about them, guy probably had drugs in his system, or perhaps just smelled wrong.

[@Stickyfingers7544]

Sucks he drove his tools and truck all the way out there for 0$... i would have charged you for travel.

[@mounag8518]

@@Stickyfingers7544 Exactly, what a nutcase

[@subscribersWithoutavideo-zp2dj]

I had a border collie named Jess! She was a black and white one.

[@Kana-ux1bg]

"all dogs are faithful" -*laughs in husky*

[@norabatungbacal6636]

A group of shibas are laughing with the husky.

[@LongBinh70]

I handled 2 Borders as Search & Rescue/Cadaver dogs for 22 years. Unlike other breeds that behave as robots, you can watch the Border actually figure out problems. With my first partner, Phantom, I would intentionally use a synonym that I knew he hadn't heard before. He would cock his head thinking then do the action I was speaking about! My second, Scout, alerted on a 1000-year-old human bone secreted inside a file cabinet in an office. RIP both.

[@mariamiau5426]

Border Collies for President ♥

[@seguebythesea]

They’re far too smart to take the job.

[@Yeewen88]

sandy roberts-anderson ikr, like many other dogs they know it’s stressful and they’ll have lest time with the hoomans and even get haters omg

[@smirkfanta5535]

Yeah... Any border collie is much more intelligent than Trump

[@zeezor]

If Trump can do it...sure

[@jesskaj236]

Tiger Heart haha trump bad, funny

[@TehKoNDa]

Mine is 10 years old....he's so intelligent it gets scary.

[@svendbosanvovski4241]

We are up to our 5th border collie, and all you say about them is true. Be kind and good to them and you will get it back in buckets.

[@renlentlesstourist7574]

I have a border collie in Egypt. Yes wrong climate I know. But last night Sam started growling and ran to the bathroom door. He started whimpering as I approached the door. I turned the light on, opened the door and there were two Scorpions on the wall. This dog is incredible. Saved our lives last night.

[@helloyes4822]

That’s just scorpions tho

[@renlentlesstourist7574]

@@helloyes4822 I have wild geckos in my house and garden since this post. Not a scorpion in sight. Live in or near the desert? Have geckos in your house and garden Works a charm. With ants too

[@azarathian6417]

Hwa fe border collies f masr ? 3omry ma shoft wahed hena :D

[@theflaminglionhotlionfox2140]

I wanted to get a border collie as well. I also live in Egypt.

[@dirtblock2147]

Hello Yes it might have been poisonous

[@drehenley9750]

Yeahhhh my border collie did not get the memo about being intelligent...... He's veryyyy special to say the least. I love him though.

[@shaneenannwoodhouse9755]

I CAN RELATE LOL OMG

[@adamc2621]

There is no love more than the way a Border Collie loves his master. I had Fergus ,Dougal and Hamish. When I die I'm going to doggie heaven so I can be with them again

[@nansmith8703]

Me too

[@MC-hk5qg]

My dog is a border collie mix and yes she is sooooo smart, she easily learned commands from me and is so sweet and loyal ☺️❤️

[@jestpassinthru9915]

Get your facts right the Borrder collie is not descended from the Australian collie .. the Australian collie was bred from the Border Collie .

[@kyliescandolera8789]

Yeah all these 'facts' don't hold much truth

[@jourdanwolf]

Typo?

[@jtrathbun8362]

You mean Australian Shepherd right

[@MrSENTINELOFFREEDOM]

The Border Collie is from Scotland

[@kristencorley1281]

Pupppyfind

[@Dexter7723]

My border collie is 11, he knows where I am going by what I am putting on. OMG he is so smart. He knows things before I do. Scary, and the way they look at you, they are very expressive with their eyes. Love my Dexter.

[@bothewolf3466]

My BC does my taxes every year. He is still mad at me for buying a sandwich mine from a Nigerian Prince...

[@earleconnell9798]

Incredible mind reader. All I have to do is "think" and she understands every thought. Gets me up at 0630 sharp, uses "little girl squeaks". to go out or come in. Barks only used to warn off intruders. Loved to be loved. Took Dixie to obedience training, and she had "sit, stand': "come", "stay", "obstacle course," "sea/saw", "heal", after the first lesson, She simply watched the older border collies :"do their stuff" and when I took her off the leash, she had already mastered the course. Dixie is a "cow girl" with a weight ( 90 pounds - large for some border collies) to stand her authority over cows and rams. Great companion... always ready to go for a walk, a ride, wrestle, play tug of war.

[@bretert]

a 90 pound border collie? lmao wtf?

[@tato4541]

I have 2 lovely border collies, Maisie turned 2 in human years back in June, is tri colored and very small for her age. Banjo turned 4 months old today (6-9-20) he loves to run around the backyard with his sister, loves sleeping, eating (just like Maisie), HATES baths (also like Maisie) a knows how to play fetch (Maisie can’t tho lol). ~Things they have in common~ Both hate baths Both love food Both love going on walks Both are very smart Both are border collies! ~Thing that they don’t have in common~ Banjo hates car rides but Maisie loves them Maisie has a lot more friends Banjo likes to fight with Maisie’s best friend cherry (a jug, yes it’s a dog breed) Maisie is tri colored but banjo is not Maisie is older than banjo Banjo is a lot more vocal and talks a lot Banjo thinks he’s a cat What am I doing I’m supposed to be sleeping, and here I am writing like a autobiography of my dogs wth

[@nansmith8703]

My Border collie Skye was my life’s soulmate- an extraordinary dog whose presence graced my days. I miss him every day after 20 years.

[@msmichelle822]

I feel this way about my Border Collie, Darla. She died in 2014 and I still think about her everyday.

[@robgrune3284]

my story, too. only longer.

[@MrSENTINELOFFREEDOM]

My Border Collie was the smartest dog in the world hands down he live 19 and a half years and while I can't tell you very much about him because of it being top Secret his name was tux and he was truly amazing I lost him in May of 2019

[@БхануАршавин]

sorry for that

[@cls8796]

Wow what a long life!!!

[@chiefeca8759]

So sorry. Mine was almost 17 and was the smartest dog in the world as well! 😉 I know he's waiting for me when I get there. I'm sure yours will be there for you too. 🐾🐾🙏

[@msmichelle822]

Was your border collie in the military? I rescued one. They said she was abandoned on a military base. I was always skeptical of that. She came to me incredibly trained, but didnt know how to play ball. Thats the one thing I had to teach her.

[@FECtetra1918]

I had a poodle for 19 years. Loved her dearly! Then I got a border. Totally different dog, seriously. Borders can read you and are just too freaking intelligent.

[@Kottesque]

I have a border collie, but don't put down a poodle...they are the second most intelligent breed of dog. but yeah, a border will try and out-smart you.

[@divyenjoshi1168]

Border Collies are so lovely!!

[@redfernfarmstead]

The Border Collie is not "a direct descendant" of the Australian Shepherd as is claimed in the video. As noted earlier in the video, the breed (Border Collie) is very old. The Australian Shepherd is much more recently developed breed--and yes, a "direct descendant" of the Border Collie.

[@jamesfogerty3044]

Teresa Unger i understand that you have it backwards, Australian shepherds are an American breed,and have nothing to do with Australia

[@redfernfarmstead]

@@jamesfogerty3044 I don't have anything "backwards" so I guess YOUR understanding is a bit lacking. I never claimed Australian Shepherds had anything to do with Australia---where exactly did you get that from? The Border Collie was used in the development of the Australian Shepherd, and of the two, is the older breed.

[@redfernfarmstead]

@@jamesfogerty3044 Also, it is not true they have "nothing" to do with Australia...you might want to broaden your research.

[@kenwarnshuis9951]

Teresa Unger And Australian Shepard’s aren’t from Australia.

[@redfernfarmstead]

@@kenwarnshuis9951 Oh, did you think they were?

[@sugameow4273]

I have a border collie!! Wonderful dogs!!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@citlalliir]

Heidi Zöhrer me too!

[@RodolphoArrudanogoogle]

I have a 11 month female tricolor. The four of us live in an apartment, wife, two kids and me. We are very active. We try to take the dog to whatever we need to do outside. I walk the dog once a day, but it feels more like a run or jog, as the dog doesn't like to walk much. At home, she get herself busy chasing and playing hide and seek with our two cats. She is super social and friendly with everybody, people and pets. Bottom line: you can have a BC in an apartment, as it is not the place, the area, but your lifestyle and surroundings that really matter to the animal. IMHO.

[@johnobrien3606]

Take a Frisbee along and enjoy the fun, but watch out for traffic

[@mikkam3751]

My partner and I are going to have one and we live in an apartment. Your comment made us feel less anxious!

[@evebyrne2937]

I love border collies they are amazing dog breed, personally I love the plain black and white fur.

[@MF_JONES]

I wanted a tricolor and I managed to get a beautiful puppy, but after about a year she lost the brown parts and she was only black and white. The breeder wouldn't take her back so we had her put down just to spite him. I know it's wrong but anyone else would do the same

[@laplayplay]

I used to have a border collie. My parents got him when I was a baby and he passed away when I was in the forth grade. Fetch was a very hilarious and sweet dog. I'll always miss him 💙

[@hilde323]

I own a border collie mix,very intelligent and stubborn,,if she doesn’t want to do it,that’s it.she doesn’t bark,and every one is welcome but I love her

[@piknick111]

I had a border collie I got for free at a feed store as a kid. That dog was so damn smart, hardly anything we 'trained' him to do was really trained, he just learned by himself by us engaging with him. He grew old while I was in college and after a few years of him losing his sight and hearing (he caught on to our hand motions as we talked all his life, so he knew what "come here" in the waving motion meant), we eventually put him down due to cancer complications. One of the saddest days of my life. Such a loyal dog and a perfect breed for families who have at least a few acres to roam. Currently I have a german shepherd, another fantastic breed in the herding group. It's not always about the breed, you got to build that connection with dogs and create that bond.

[@Whiteshell204]

*I've had 4 Border Collies...best dogs in the world...my dad passed away suddenly this year and it was very hard on my boy...he sat at the backdoor for 2 months waiting for him :/*

[@missmurdamo]

My princess is a border collie and she is much smarter than her 3 non-border collie brothers. I was so lucky to be able to rescue the best dog ever! She is truly a joy and a blessing!

[@MrBoltonfan100]

My Grandad would only ever have border collies so I’ve been brought up loving these dogs and they will forever be my favourite dogs.

[@s-4447]

I just got one today! They so sweet😍 and loyal it’s always by my side☺️

[@sandyharris1047]

What are you going to name it ??

[@s-4447]

Sandy Harris her name is maya

[@reaperredni9e605]

Dog proof your home, and keep her running, it will save you alot of frustration

[@jrkyuuu9866]

Is he dead now ?

[@subsurface3102]

@@s-4447 that was my dog's name

[@patjoubert2309]

We bought a border collie 3 weeks ago. We adored him from the start. Even at 11 weeks old, he shows intelligence and lotsa love. For a 62-63 years old couple, its a bit difficult to adapt to his never ending energy and playfulness, but I'm sure the rewards will be tremendous in a few months.

[@stephanievanderwaal6427]

My dog is a lab/shepherd/border collie mix and she is one of the smartest dogs I have ever been around. She learned her name immediately, potty trained herself, and learns basic commands in about 20 minutes. She picks up on everything and is friendly with pretty much everyone, loves kids, loves kitties (she grew up with 3 cats and thinks she's a kitty), and gets along with most dogs. She is the best first dog I could have ever hoped for. Border Collies & Australian Shepherds are beautiful, intelligent, special dogs.

[@rustycowll5735]

we had border collie up until a few years ago. Awesome dog, very smart, very congenial, not that hyper. He LOVED taking baths! You had to be sure to close the bathroom door when you were bathing, or he'd jump in with you. His stomach twisted and he passed, before we could get him to the vet. Really, really miss him.

[@yvetterodarte7173]

I’m so sorry about your dog. I lost a family dog last year too, it was so sad. But I can’t even imagine anything happening to mine..I have a 2 year old male BC. I’m crazy about him, & I worry a lot because he has a super sensitive stomach. So I’m just wondering, but what exactly do you mean his stomach twisted??

[@davidatanas8263]

Sorry 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😭

[@donmutchler939]

I'm sorry to hear about your friend!

[@AmritaSingh-pv6wi]

My border collie herds my 2 bunnies around the the house but she never hurts them. Its sooooo cute!

[@jesskaj236]

how many times do you walk the dog? not criticizing u or anything, i just wanna know because my dad is gonna buy one for me ;)

[@nathanmccumber2614]

How many times your walk the border Collie

[@oliviadaly4795]

@@nathanmccumber2614 they need 2 hours exercise a day at least. Puppies its usually their age in months x 5, twice a day (i think) So 4 month pld puppy, 20min 2x a day

[@GiuseppeSimonetti]

mine does the same our bunnies. i have a smaller dog that got out by accident and he ran after him and ran circles around him till i got there.

[@janeisapoo5598]

Thats really cool! I really want to get a border collie when I'm older. But then again any animals I see I want them as my pet.....

[@reaperredni9e605]

Be prepared to be forced to run alot, my border collie is always running

[@MrSENTINELOFFREEDOM]

You won't be able to keep up with them when you're older you should get one while you're young trust me

[@cindyj5522]

I had a border collie/lab mix that was basically an overgrown border collie. She would try to herd songbirds and children. She was the smartest, most loving dog I have ever lived with. A touch of BC will add something brilliant to any mix.

[@MyCatFooed]

I've got a 5yo BC.. He's easily the most intelligent dog that I've ever been around in all of my 49 years!!

[@pjmbidge632000]

My mate had a Border Collie, and we would take him with us walking in Cumbria UK, we would throw the ball for him all day long walking miles over mountains and valleys, the dog was active every second, but he never got tired, never faltered, and at the end of the day we would sit outside a pub having a pint, and the dog would have the ball in his mouth, wagging his tail, looking at us to throw it some more. He was a legend!

[@olivia._.l7659]

I just got a 2-month-old Border Collie last week. Best decision ever, I can't wait to see what kind of dog he grows up to.

[@jonblais6225]

Don't forget how stubborn they can be aswell. My border collie used to herd wild animals to me when we walked the the forest, never trained her to that either

[@misterblacque6423]

Use to breed Border Collie's, loved them to death. Best dogs in the world.

[@rosie.posiie]

I love Border Collies, they are so cute!❤

[@jebackurvi6126]

after spending lifetime with two of them i absolutly love there love and cant imagine life without one arround.. This dog is pure love !!

[@virginielianne264]

Border collies are the best❤️ such great dogs and so smart. Dream dog!

[@hehejejehe2866]

I really want a border collie but I work a full time job. I got my first border collie when I was 12 and I trained him to go off leash in a field and on our lawn in just 3 weeks at the age of 15 weeks. I work a full time job and I am going to give him 1 hour of field exercise in the morning and 1-2 hours when I come home. I will also be paying a neighbourhood kid to walk my dog around the block and play with him in my backyard for a bit. Do you think my dog will be ok.

[@robertaccornero7172]

my border collie analyses everything, and plans his moves before he makes them. he loves watching movies and can takes strong notice of every little animal on the flat screen. What a great silky smooth loving pooch!

[@rafaelc5451]

The border collie is one of the most beautiful dogs i have ever seen, also it has I similar appearance as the siberian husky

[@kylesalisbury4886]

I love my border collie so much, but #10 is wrong. Border collies are not perfect for kids. Any BC owner will tell you that depending on the size and age of the kid, they will try to herd them. They can be good for them, it just takes a lot of work and socialization.

[@teresayoung2809]

Kyle Salisbury my BC herds my 3 kids. The kids are aware of it & we all find it so funny. My kids are very hyper so it’s good for all of them. I get to sit down a while anyway. 😂. ❤️ my BC Piper. I do agree that unless you have active kids who can handle the dog it’s a bad idea.

[@tmf866]

I was practically raised by BCs. I spent more time with them than my parents. My first BC was used to raising human kids, I was her third. My mother used to put me out the door with her as soon as I could walk. She'd herd meet back into the house for meals and diaper changes, wouldn't let me eat anything that wasn't food, and wouldn't let anyone near me. My second BC was like a part of me. 30 years after he died I still have dreams that he has come back to me, and wake up reaching out for him. If I had a baby I would go out and buy a BC puppy right now.

[@FriesianFantasyLPJ]

My border collie was incredible with children. She had a strong protective drive over any child - even ones that didn't belong to the family. She would leave me and go to the child's side even as a infant laying on the ground and never leave them. If they crawled she would patiently walk alongside them keeping a careful eye on them, when they could stand she would literally sit with her head up against their chest letting them lean on her. When they walked they could grab her collar and use her for stability. As the kids got older and ran and played, she'd be out there for hours running and playing with them. She was the perfect dog for children. All of it was just naturally her, I never taught her any of that. I got her as a puppy when I was 12 and she recently just passed away at the age of 11.

[@williameblen3474]

I had a small child when I got my border collie. When I was training him(the dog) I let my son give him the treats and never had an issue with my son being herded. I did have a few issues at the dog park though.

[@kylesalisbury4886]

@@williameblen3474 Yes, I feel the best way to get border collies used to children is to have the children give them treats.

[@myday653]

My Border Collie is the most amazing dog ever. And the most annoying too!!! I just found him in the neighborhood and laying while my neighbor was peting him. Everyone loves him sm.

[@Sgthkzd]

Faithful and smart, yes, and one of my friends found out that his border collie started to trick him to get more food

[@kelseyeaston7132]

I have a border collie he’s 6 months he’s amazing he has a blue eye and brown

[@derekmondello1329]

These dogs are exceptional companions. My mothers was her shadow he would’ve done anything for her.

[@603.F0Z]

I had a border collie when I was a kid. She was an amazing dog.

[@myheroacademiafan9430]

I'm watching this while cuddling next to my border collie. He is adorable and l love him!

[@marshclem2255]

Best breed ever ❤️

[@mrandrews3616]

When my older sister was born, the collie my parents owned never left the side of the cot. The only people he let near her were my parents.

[@frankhan8993]

my Border Collie will give way to me if I am walking towards him in darkness, while won't in bright conditions. he knows I cannot see him in dark. absolutely fantastic

[@mikedaprez]

My border collie died and I miss him still everyone loved him and even ppl who fear dogs felt safe he was very smart 😢

[@ffionlloyd5505]

I bet he loved his life with you ❤️❤️

[@taze-1106]

I’m getting a border collie sometime soon and I just can’t wait

[@Jaegertiger]

The Border Collie is NOT always good around children. Mine wanted to herd them and control their crazy antics (according to HIS outlook). Problem is that mothers don't like it when a Border Collie attempts to dominate their children. Cody was fine with kids when he was a pup. But when he matured, a switch went off and he suddenly DIDN'T like kids. He also didn't like it when someone he didn't know LOOKED DIRECTLY INTO HIS EYES. He took it as a threat and came up into their face with a hard nip. People don't like it, but he interpreted their stare as being a CHALLENGE to him. ---- He was STILL an amazing dog and was my BEST FRIEND. He died on 29 Oct 2019. I miss him SO MUCH>

[@PawPalz]

I like how you explained so many things about the border collie. I didn't know that their herding instinct also had to be trained.

[@june2420111]

My parents got a border collie mix when I born, we grew up together, and I loved him so much. I remember his little black eye and triangle ears, I hope I can get another one as soon as I can buy a house so it has space to run around and be active.

[@ajinkyaghogare1723]

0:44 Albert Einstein is that you?

[@Tabbybee]

My border collie is named oreo and hes a good dog, we adopted him when school ended. hes a big brother to Snow, but... Snow died ;-; and Oreo is a guard dog to our family and bark if no one is at the house. Hes a good boi :3

[@rubyharrison4934]

My border collie is sat here with me he’s barking at the sheep

[@bingus2424]

I'm getting a 3 year old rescue border collie soon and I'm so excited to have one in my life

[@nicayel]

more like aussies get confused with bcs

[@emlaplaca5984]

just got a puppy shes a border collie husky mix 😳 shes a handful but so intelligent and a sweetheart.

[@mich42069]

1:37 my border collie is afraid of sheep...

[@callasandradurlak3580]

If this tells you how smart they are. My Border Collie loathes his paws being touched, so of I decided to teach him paw, so he could get used to his paws being touched for grooming. It's starts with grabbing his paw and saying paw yada yada yada, but then he gets what I want him to do and he SITS on both of his front paws, and every time I would ask for them it continued he knew what I was asking, and he just refused to do it.

[@BOpal-cl6of]

Ignore these so-called "facts" and do your own research if you want to know more about BCs. At least 2 of these points are just plain wrong.

[@youunfriendlyoutlaw4691]

B. O'pal give me some examples

[@virginiacat230]

YourFriendlyKiller my border collie just walked away with a stranger and didn’t even look back, she also goes crazy every time she sees a stranger and jumps on them, licks them, she loves people too much. She also herds children and sees anything that moves as a sheep

[@dirtblock2147]

YourUnfriendlyOutlaw Aussie Shepard’s are descended from border collies the video said it was the other way around.

[@michael6255]

After 4 years i still dont know what goes on in-between my sons pointy ears but i feel he knows exactly whats going on in my head

[@LiLmSzDiVa]

This is my favorite dog ever. I love seeing them. I wish I could own one but I don’t have enough time. Maybe one day 😩 great dogs.

[@downeastjd1711]

I am, currently, training my second border collie mix. My first, now 12, a lab/husky/border collie, has been off-leash in the yard, and on walks, since he was 7 months. I've had people trying to buy him his whole life. I started at 5k, told one five figures, and he last person to ask was told he couldn't afford him. It was fun, the looks i got. My 9 month, a border collie/austrailian shepherd/hangin tree/blue heeler, is progressing nicely. He's an easy walk, amazing recall, and showing more of his intelligence, daily. While no experience with a pure border collie, I can say that my mixes have been amazing. Intelligent, workable, friendly...amazing dogs.

[@a.s.g7135]

My Border collie is A mix. His name is Shadow. Though he ain't loyal but he is gud. He is trai-color. I love him

[@AndrewJB-br6uq]

I have one and it’s a sable colour, they are just so loving. They would never leave your side and are the most loyal dogs anyone could ask for. If anyone gets a dog it has to be a collie.

[@ohidontknow1061]

First dog I remember was a Border Collie, my auntie's dog, and it was the first dog that ever bit me! It was my fault, I decided that I was smarter than she was and was taught a valuable lesson and, it was one that's stuck with me. Later in life, a mate bred Collies as working dogs and they were characters, all individuals and all smarter than me. A good few ended up as search dogs, SARDA, and performed in incidents like Lockerbie to great praise. Collies have that look about them, they eye you up trying to decide how they can use you to their advantage but, what a breed. Brilliant dogs, loyal as hell and just so much fun. What more can you ask? I could do without the bite on my backside though......

[@WyldeRatttz]

My border collie mix is an excellent watch dog! I always know if someone is near the house. She also tried to warn me about a bad boyfriend when she met him for the first time. He tried to kiss me and she snarled and snapped at him to get him away from me (only time she's ever done that), but sadly I didn't pay attention to her opinion of him. He turned out to be very dangerous and scary. Always listen to your BC's instincts about people!! I wish I had. I personally wouldn't recommend these dogs for children, but that might just be because mine is an alpha and likes to correct bad behaviour in other dogs, and would probably do the same with children. Just make sure you get a very waggy and roll-overy BC if you intend to have them around children. Mine is very obedient and eager to please (only me, haha), but she does really have a mind, mood, and thoughts of her own! These can definitely be "one person" dogs. Mine never really warms up to most people she meets, even those she meets multiple times.

[@goodnightmoon]

me: *wants a dog* "border collies need a lot of exercise" also me: *lazy af*

[@MF_JONES]

I had a border collie and she was really lovely but I didn't realise how much exercise she would need, it was too much for us to handle so we had to put her down

[@BetaniaeClaudioM]

I have two a never regret having them. They are my kids and I will never trade them for anything!! They’re also hard to ever own just one...or two...or.... ;)

[@vishiyadav1806]

Thank you for the information on the border collies I would love to adopt a border collie pup

[@yukiarakume2376]

I have a blue merle border collie named Rose and its amazing how smart she is. i think border collies ruined other dog breeds for me, because how awesome they are.

[@YouTubemessedupmyhandle]

Yuki Arakume I had a blue Merle border collie as well - no dog since ever came close, I should have started with a pug and worked upwards.

[@A_Person_You_Dont_Know]

The Border Collie DID NOT descend from the Australian Shepard. First you say the BC is an old breed 5th and 1st century BC?? WTF? (which is also wrong and way too early) but then say it descended from the Aussie which AUS was only colonized in 1788. They both evolved independently from each other.

[@Cheere]

I love bordercollies, so lojal, smart, active, lovely, driven dog

[@baddogblues4044]

The activity in the forest with my Border Collie Blues allowed me to survive the difficult time of the pandemic.

[@mikecuev820]

Dude, you need to listen to your own video. You got some of those facts about Aussies and border Collie's COMPLETELY ass backward

[@freddyt55555]

2:23 I think you mean the Aussie is a descendant of the border collie.

[@Docinaplane]

My 2 year old Border Collie is in the gifted program.

[@vincentmoloney2549]

I never owned a dog in my life they owned me

[@tayorrichmond7978]

I miss my border collie

[@Maggie-b4f]

I so wish you would mellow out... I felt by your voice alone we were in a race... Please these are Exceptional souls that keep us company for such a short period of time.... Be kind and gentle....

[@poneill81]

The Collie is a breed of Irish origins, it did not originate within the British Isles but instead has its origins on the island of Ireland, the English word collie derives from the ancient Irish word coileán which ment helper. Its recorded in Irish history that in 600AD Irish monks kept and bred collies, when the Vikings started raiding Ireland in 795AD the monks fled to Scotland along with their collies. Its factually wrong the breed today is called a border collie but instead should be called the Irish collie.

[@dewulfe9913]

"the border collie is a direct descendent of the Australian shepherd" .....not very good at proof reading your scripts, are you?!

[@DV-gx2rh]

Everything was correct except they are not a perfect pet if you have children. When you tell your child to do something, the BC think its his job to make them do it and will herd the children. They do this by nipping them

[@googleisshittoss]

You certainly know when you have them...they make damn sure of that!...Love them to bits, would never be without mine

[@b_iuw]

Me and my family have been talking about getting one so I decided to watch this to get more facts. Good job, now let me go tell my dad 😄

[@joshmoore5913]

I'm thinking of getting a border collie but I am a first time dog owner. Should I get one or go with a different breed?