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Border Collie

"The Thinker of the Herd: Now Accepting Sheep and Puzzles"

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Border Collie

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The Border Collie is your overachieving coworker if they had four legs, laser eyes, and a herding instinct that extends to children, ducks, and sometimes Roombas. With off-the-charts intelligence and Olympic-level stamina, they thrive when given a mission—preferably one with complex rules, mental challenges, and bonus points for style. Affectionate with their person and coolly civil with everyone else, they bond deeply and expect you to keep up—both emotionally and aerobically. Leave them bored and you'll find them alphabetizing the furniture or training the cat. While their coat needs brushing and their body needs movement, it’s their brain that demands the most attention. Think of them as the Einstein of the dog park—if Einstein also had a side hustle in sheep management and competitive frisbee.

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The Border Collie is what happens when a genius decides to be a dog—relentlessly focused, wildly energetic, and constantly side-eyeing you for not doing things efficiently enough. They're affectionate with their chosen human, polite but aloof with strangers, and always two steps ahead of everyone else. You don’t train a Border Collie—they train you. Grooming? Manageable. Keeping up? Not so much.

"A black and white Border Collie wearing silver-rimmed glasses sits at a wooden desk with a notebook and pencil under its paw. A chalkboard behind it reads 'INTENSE.' The desk is surrounded by a teddy bear, an orange frisbee, a rubber bone, and a colorful rope toy, with a warm lamp casting soft light over the cozy room—emphasizing the breed’s intelligence, focus, and driven personality in a scholarly, whimsical setting."

If you haven't already check out our awesome blog series about success and messy failures of trying to train a dog, And the lessons learnt along the way in The Bark Side Chronicles.

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