Border Collie dogs for stud in Worcester

5 Border Collie dogs for stud in Worcester

Border Collie dogs in Stafford - Advert 1

Tri coloured border collie for stud

This is Dylan who is 18 months old. He is unproven at the moment. He is intelligent and quick to learn and has a wonderful nature around people and children. He is a family pet who we bred ourselves

Karen

Stafford, Staffordshire(42.8mi)

Border Collie dogs in Wolverhampton - Advert 2

4 days

Health tested & Proven Blue Merle Border collie

£200

Border Collie1 year

Proven Harlequin Blue Merle and Tan medium coated border collie. carrying red,EE red and Lilac. Bluey is proven and has had one lovely litter that have been a rainbow of colours ranging from red Merle

Bossy boots

Wolverhampton, West Midlands(27.7mi)

Border Collie Available For Stud

£150

Border Collie5 years

Our family pet Border Collie is available for stud He is DNA health tested 5 years old, tri coloured, friendly affectionate loving member of our family Highly intelligent and obedient Ready to pass

TEDDY M.

5.00

Swindon, Swindon(47.5mi)

Border Collie dogs in Knighton - Advert 4

1 month

ISDS Registered Blue Merle Stud Dog

£300

Border Collie6 years

Our Border Collie Pepper, is a stunning well proven stud dog producing some beautifully marked pups. He’s a brilliant working dog and has a lovely temperament with people, children and other dogs. *

Gwm Coch ID verified

5.00

Knighton, Powys(36.6mi)

Border Collie dogs in Pontypool - Advert 5

1 month

ISDS/KC Registered Blue Merle

£150

Border Collie1 year

Moss is a 1yr old dual registered, blue eyed, blue merle boy. He has been DNA tested with MyDog DNA and is clear for 272 known genetic health predispositions. He has a wonderful laidback temperament,

karen h.

Pontypool, Torfaen Principal Area(48.8mi)

FAQs

How much should you pay for a Border Collie puppy?

The average cost of a purebred Border Collie puppy in the United Kingdom is approximately £458, though prices can vary based on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and location.

Is a Border Collie a good house dog?

Yes, Border Collies can be good house dogs if they receive enough mental and physical stimulation. They are intelligent and energetic, so they need plenty of exercise and challenging activities. Without enough activity, they may become bored and develop behavioral problems.

What are the disadvantages of a Border Collie?

Border Collies can be highly energetic and require a lot of mental and physical stimulation, which may be challenging for some owners to provide. They are also known to be prone to certain health issues, such as hip dysplasia and epilepsy. Additionally, without sufficient activity and training, they can become bored and develop behavioral problems.

Are Border Collies OK to be left alone?

Border Collies are highly intelligent and energetic dogs that generally do not do well when left alone for long periods. They require plenty of mental and physical stimulation, so leaving them alone too much can lead to boredom and destructive behavior. It's best to provide them with regular exercise and companionship.

Do Border Collies bark a lot?

Border Collies can bark quite a bit, especially when they are excited, alert, or trying to get attention. They are intelligent and energetic dogs that use barking as a way to communicate or express their needs. Proper training can help manage excessive barking.