The first kennel in China to operate the Border Collie breed was called Buckingham Palace, and after a series of marketing surveys, the operator seized the psychology of the Chinese people and used “seven white three passes” as a selling point to hype the Border Collie, but did not know that it was far from the standard of the Border Collie, in fact, the main definition of seven hundred three passes is seven white for: white four socks, white collar, white nose and white tail tip, three passes refers to the white hair on the neck without miscellaneous cut through, from the nose all the way from the back of the head even to the collar through the back of the nose line and the two front feet to the collar through, is defined as “seven white three passes”.
