How can I tell a Border Collie from a Border Collie? The Border Collie’s mouth is slightly longer and U-shaped, more round than the pointed mouth; the Border Collie’s ears are mostly semi-erect, but you can’t make a direct conclusion based on the ears; the Border Collie’s body is relatively long and slender, with more black and white colors and a more rounded puppy body. Mouth shape: generally we see the shepherd dog mouth shape is slightly longer, but often can not be based on the length of the mouth to judge the dog type, easy to make a mistake, because many dogs are longer mouth. Generally Border Collies have a U-shaped mouth, and their mouths are a little more rounded compared to their pointy mouths. Ears: The Border Collie’s ears are mostly semi-erect, which means that completely unerect and completely straight ears are suspect. The actual fact is that you can’t just make a conclusion based on the ears, but also consider other characteristics, after all, dogs and people are also divided into looks. The first month of the border shepherd’s ears are very straight and some are not at all stand up, but after growing up will be slightly stand up some, this makes us buy small border shepherd people very difficult, so according to the ears to choose border shepherd or to be careful. Body type and color: I recommend that we should pick our favorite dog based on body type and color, not that this is easy to judge the breed of dog, but that most dogs are raised to play, or to find a companion, the look and character of the dog is more important than enough breed. So picking your favorite body type and color is a more sensible approach. The body type of the Border Collie is relatively slender and looks like a running seed runner. There are more black and white colors. The body type of the Border Collie is more rounded when it is young, not as slender as it looks when it is older. The eyes: you compare the eyes of the Border Collie and the Golden, the Border Collie’s eyes are awkward, and the Golden looks more like it’s not awake. Selecting a dog must look for bright glowing eyes, which means the dog is healthy.
