What are the characteristics of the Border Collie? The Border Collie’s character traits are docile and kind, it is very close to humans, very loyal to its master, and at the same time very smart and trainable; the biggest feature of its appearance is that its ears are semi-erect, the color of its coat is mainly black with white patches, its gait is calm and agile, and its stamina is very strong. I. Personality characteristics border collie character is tenacious, docile, keen, alert, sensitive, neither fierce nor squirming, smart and easy to train, gentle and loyal. The Border Collie is born with a strong specific shepherding instinct, and is able to intelligently observe his master’s face to truly understand his intentions, and even more amazingly, he can drive the sheep by gazing at them. The Border Collie is energetic, alert and enthusiastic. The IQ is very similar to that of a 6-8 year old. Intelligence is one of its most obvious features. And is very friendly with friends and children, but wary of strangers. The Border Collie is a wonderful dog, willing to learn and happy to do so. Can live peacefully with humans and thrives. Border Collies have a strong sense of team and hierarchy, and while many breeds have lost the sense of teamwork and clear hierarchy that pack animals should have to varying degrees over the course of their long evolution, the Border Collie has carried on this habit. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on a lot of things. The border shepherd face shape gives people a “bent” feeling, the border shepherd from the top of the head to the tip of the nose, in the middle part of the eye obviously has a sunken “bend”, the frontal section is more obvious. The ears of the Border Collie are mostly semi-erect, which means that completely unerected and completely straight ears are suspect. The actual fact is that you can’t make a conclusion based on the ears, but there are other characteristics to consider, after all, dogs and people are also divided into looks. The ears of the border collie just after the full moon are some very straight and some are not standing up at all, but when they grow up they will stand up a little, which makes it very difficult for us to buy a small border collie, so we should be careful in choosing a border collie based on its ears. Border Collies come in many colors, with a variety of different styles and markings. The most common color is black with (or without) white bands, white collar, white socks, and white tail tip with (or without) brown markings. All different colors of the body are allowed, with the exception of all white. Single, bi-color, tri-color and traditional colors should be treated equally in competition. Color and markings are secondary indicators in competition; body structure and gait are the primary indicators. The Border Collie is an agile dog, capable of sudden changes of speed and direction without losing balance and grace. Endurance is the signature of this breed. It trots with a sprawling, smooth, effortless gait. The paws are at the shortest distance from the ground and there is no change in the dorsal line when it glides easily (smooth dorsal line). When observed from the side, its stride length is very large while the pace frequency is very low, and the movement is rapid and accurate. There was no slack in the shoulders, elbows and ankles. The drive of the limbs is strong and elastic when observed from the back.
