The Border Collie is known to be the smartest dog breed, in general. Rottweilers can also be very intelligent. I would say no, but it's really down to the individual dog.
A wolf and a Border collie. The wolf is smarter than the Border collie by the way. The Aussie is a more intelligent animal than the sheltie, as they seem to learn faster, and have superior herding skills. Not to say shelties are not intelligent, but the Aussie learns his job faster. Border collies are reknown for their herding skills, and the Australian shepherd rivals their ability.
Having had several of both - border collies are slightly more hyper than labs, though both are pretty doggone active breeds. Both are good escape artists too, if that's a concern for you. If you want a hyper dog, go with the border collie. Bred to herd sheep, they're better suited to expend more energy for a longer amount of time than the lab, who is bred to retrieve. BCs also have an edge in intelligence.
A border collie can weigh up to six stone.
No, the Border Collie originated from the border area between England and Scotland.
Here's the website I found: http://www.gotdogsonline.com/border-collie/border-collie-pup/beagle-border-collie-mix.shtml
You go on to google and write border collie info
a border collie
He is a Border Collie...maybe a mix but definitely Border Collie in him
The scientific name for collie is Canis lupus familiaris.
yes,it is important that you are a active person because border collie are very energetic and if you love to play with your then border collie is best for you and if you are a simple person then forget to own a border collie
The Border Collie is a working and herding dog breeddeveloped in the Anglo-Scottish border region.