Mary Allen
#10 Despite the fact that the Border Collie has a rather thick and long coat, grooming it does not take as much time and effort as it seems at first glance.
It is enough to comb the dog of this breed two or three times a week, and then the coat will remain as it should. Periodically, shedding occurs, during which you will have to use the comb a little more often. Representatives of this breed are bathed up to 4 times a year, but, of course, as needed.
#11 The diet of a Border Collie is no different from that of other breeds.
You should immediately decide whether you plan to feed your pet natural food or dry food and then not mix these options.
#12 If you take good care of the dog, feed it properly, and visit the vet regularly, its health will be fine.
However, there are a number of diseases inherent in this breed, such as allergies, epilepsy, hip dysplasia, and various eye problems. Therefore, it is worth taking a responsible approach to choosing a puppy and undergoing periodic examinations. This will help you spend many years with your favorite pet!