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Our collie and Labrador have had a gorgeous litter of puppies. They are fantastic family dogs, both mum and dad are gentle and very trainable. Dad used to pick up and mum works sheep.
We have a cat so they have seen her lots, are well handled by the kids. They live in a kennel and are trained to go to toilet on the grass when they are out during the day.
The puppies are on the skinners breeders scheme so will come with a bag of dog food courtesy of skinners.
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Litter details
LocationUckfield, East Sussex
Pets in litter4 male / 2 female
BreedBorador
Ready to Leave9 Oct 2026
Age7 weeks, 5 days
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
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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