Description
I am looking at rehoming my 1 year old lab/collie bitch. Due to no fault of her own and a change in my own personal circumstances I need to do what is right for her she would be best suited to someone that knows the breed and who can work along side her to get the best out of her. She is very good driven and wants to learn but unfortunately I can’t give her the time that she needs due to being on my own. I have another dog on the home who is 4 and is so layed back so she can be in a home with other dogs. She is also used to older children (teens). She is very nervous around people she doesn’t know and likes to make it known by barking excessively but once she knows that person she is fine. She is also crate trained
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Litter details
LocationAberdeen, Aberdeen City
Pets in litter1 female
BreedBorador
Age1 year, 4 months
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
GenerationF1
Health & Docs
KC registered by collectionParents are health testedHealth Checked by a vetWorm and flea treatedVaccinations up to dateMicrochipped by collection date
Info
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Litter
Available
Raven
Female£500
Pros
Exceptional intelligence and trainability from two of the world's smartest working breeds
Friendly, adaptable temperament suits active families and individuals alike
Coat is relatively straightforward to maintain with once to twice weekly brushing
Outstanding versatility as a canine sports competitor, working partner, and devoted family dog
Cons
Requires a minimum of two hours exercise daily; under-exercised Boradors become destructive
Dense double coat sheds heavily year-round and more intensely during seasonal moults
High intelligence demands constant mental stimulation alongside physical activity
Some individuals inherit Border Collie herding instincts, including nipping at heels and children