Borador Dogs in Doncaster, South Yorkshire

2 Borador Dogs in Doncaster, South Yorkshire

Lab collie pups

Borador

2 weeksAge

43Sex

£900Price

There are 3 boys available and 2 girls. Pups are 3/4 lab and 1/4 collie. Mum is a family pet and has the most chilled temperament. This is her first litter she’s bounced back amazingly. She is also

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Sleaford, Lincolnshire (46.6mi)

Beautiful boy in urgent need of a new forever home

Borador

10 monthsAge

1Sex

£600Price

Rory is a gorgeous f1 borador ( chocolate lab x merl collie ) He is nine months old Up to date with all his flea worm and injections and is micro chipped He is well behaved loveable and dopy boy w

Leeds, West Yorkshire (25.9mi)

FAQs

Is the Borador a good family dog?

Yes, the Borador is an excellent family dog known for its intelligence, loyalty, and affectionate nature. They are well-suited for active households and interact well with children. Their trainability also makes them great companions for first-time dog owners and seniors.

Are Boradors aggressive?

Boradors are generally friendly and gentle rather than aggressive. With proper training and socialisation, they display loyalty and friendliness. They may bark to alert visitors but usually get along well with familiar dogs, although some extra training might be needed to live peacefully with other pets.

Are Boradors rare?

Boradors are not considered very rare but are a less common hybrid breed compared to purebreds. They have gained popularity in the 21st century and are increasingly favoured by active dog owners seeking a unique and intelligent companion.

What is the life expectancy of a Borador?

The typical life expectancy of a Borador is around 12 to 15 years, similar to that of its Labrador Retriever and Border Collie parent breeds. However, they may be prone to certain health issues such as kneecap dislocation and overeating if not properly managed.