Border Collie (detailed introduction)

　　Dog lovers will definitely be familiar with Border Collies, ranked first on many dog intelligence charts and recognized as the smartest dogs. Many people also wonder, what if a dog is too smart and tries to outsmart you? Therefore, this kind of dog needs the owner to spend time training and accompanying them. They also require a very large amount of exercise!
　　The personality of Border Collies is smart and sensitive. Although Border Collies are very intelligent, owners need to train them well to make them more stable and excellent; their movements are quite agile, and you can train them to catch frisbees and other actions. They are often trained as agility dogs, which allows them to be very active and satisfy themselves with such exercises. When training their outdoor activities, attention must be paid to the venue, preferably choosing grassy areas or places that will not injure them because they are a standard workaholic breed. Once they receive a command, they will complete it before stopping, even if injured. Most Border Collies have a search instinct; when they show such behavior, try not to stop them when there is no danger. Let them follow their instincts so that their original instincts do not disappear. When Border Collies interact with children, adults should try to accompany them nearby.