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1 yearAge
£100Price
Friendly Male Border Collie – Ash
Border Collie41 minutes
Border Collie1 year
£100
Description
Ash is a lovely male Border Collie, born on 26 June 2025. He is a very friendly, affectionate and energetic dog who loves attention and playing.
He is house trained and has learned basic commands including sit, stay, down and “no/eat”. He is very good with people and enjoys playing with small dogs. He can be a little nervous around bigger dogs, so a home where introductions can be made carefully would be ideal.
Ash is microchipped but is not neutered. His vaccinations are currently not fully up to date, although this can be arranged.
Unfortunately, due to my circumstances, Ash is spending too much time at home because I no longer have enough time to give him the exercise, attention and care he deserves. I will also be leaving the country very soon, so I am looking for a loving and responsible home where Ash can get the time, companionship, exercise and care he needs.
He is a wonderful, affectionate and energetic dog and this is a very difficult decision. His welfare is my priority, and I want to find him the right home rather than have him continue spending most of his time alone.
Please only get in touch if you are able to give Ash the time, exercise and lifelong commitment he deserves.
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Litter details
LocationGalashiels, Scottish Borders
BreedBorder Collie
Age1 year, 3 months
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vetKC registered by collection
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Adv. TypeFor stud
Original breeder
Pros
Extremely intelligent and quick to learn complex tasks
Outstanding performance in herding and canine sports
Strong bond with primary owner and affectionate nature
Adaptable to various outdoor active lifestyles
Cons
Requires significant daily exercise and mental stimulation
Not suitable for first-time dog owners due to high needs
Strong herding drive may lead to chasing or nipping
Can develop separation anxiety if left alone too long