5 weeksAge
2Sex
Price

2 gorgeous boys looking for there forever homes

Border Collie
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Border Collie5 weeks2

Description

My dog Lass has had 2 pups with our working dog Jack! These are 2 very confident well handled pups, my children have absolutely adored looking after them and watching them grow. They are 6 weeks tomorrow They have been on beta puppy for the past couple weeks hence why they’re so chunky. They’re fed 3 times a day. (Soaked) also they’ve been wormed regular. Both mum and dad have got registered certificates, dad has also had a special test at the vets to make his pups proven! They must go to 5* homes only there mother is a one in a million dog she does not work and is our family pet but when you see her you automatically fall in love she is the most kind and gentle dog going and has let me and the kids handle the pups from birth. They genuinely must only go to great homes where they are going to get the exercise as that’s a must with the breed. Would love to see how they go on in the future and keep in touch! If they could go together that would be even better.
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Litter details

LocationGlossop, Derbyshire
Pets in litter2 male
BreedBorder Collie
Ready to Leave21 Nov 2026
Age5 weeks, 6 days
GenerationP

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
Border Collie 1
Male£1,000
Available
Border Collie 2
Male£1,000

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
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