These beautiful border collie are very affordable! These puppies don't have any papers, all of them are in rare and delightful colors, are totally lovable and sweat, and therefore are only $375! They'll be 2 months old just next weekend 12-09-16, and able to go home along with you then. We well be glad to hold a puppy for you till then for any small cash deposit! Consider how surprised he/she will be getting a puppy for Christmas! Cause these puppies are right prior to Christmas!
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They will live about 12 to 15 years and come in an assortment of sizes and colors, though they generally range from about 30 to 60 pounds and their "typical" markings are black with a white collar, chest, head stripe (blaze), paws, and tail tip. These markings are only the perceived "typical" markings, as Border Collies also come in red/white, black/red/white, blue merle, red merle, mostly white, tan and black, brindle, sable, and mostly black varieties. They are quite commonly seen in television ads and Hollywood films (Border Collies were used in the move "Babe". It was Babe, in the movie that the pig was shown to be more intelligent). In general, Border Collies are medium-sized dogs without extreme physical characteristics and a moderate amount of coat. Their double coats can be anywhere from slick to lush, and can come in many colors, although black and white is by far the most common. Black tricolor (black/tan/white), red and white, and red tricolor (red/tan/white) also occur regularly, with other colors such as blue creme and yellow white, red merle, blue merle, "Australian red"/gold, and sable seen less frequently. Solid Black is also seen. They are prone to shedding. Border Collies need to be brushed regularly to keep the coat healthy and dirt free. Though their eyes varies from deep brown to amber or blue with occasionally one eye of each color, it is the Border Collie stare that people remember. The ears of the Border Collie vary. Some are fully erect ears, fully dropped ears, and others semi-erect ears. Those dogs bred for the conformation ring are more homogeneous in appearance than working Border Collies, since to win in conformation showing they must conform closely to breed club standards that are specific on many points of the structure, coat and color. Kennel clubs specify, for example, that the Border Collie must have a "keen and intelligent" expression, and that the preferred eye color is dark brown.
