Did you know?
A puppy's ear carriage changes while
teething. Their ears may fold one day and stand straight up the next. Ear become "set" when their adult
teeth come in, usually around 7-9 months depending on the breed. 
Did you know?
Border Collies are addicted to work. They
absolutely will not stop until made to do so. This can be dangerous and could lead to hyperthermia / heat stroke.
Be aware of the symptoms (excess salivation, heavy panting or collapse are just a few) Provide access
to plenty of water and shade and keep physical workouts to a minimum on hot days.
Did you know?
Vaccinating your pet is essential in keeping
it healthy. Although a breeder may give your puppy an initial vaccine, that vaccine will need to be boostered
at least 2 times. New puppy owners must visit a licensed veterinarian who will recommend the appropriate
boosters and start a vaccine schedule for your pet. Yearly visits to your vet and vaccinations are needed to keep your
pet in good health.
Did you know?
Unprotected pets can contract heartworms
at any time. Many pet owners think that heartworm prevention is not needed because their pets stay indoors.
Heartworms are contracted by infected mosquitos and it only takes one bite to start the heartworm lifecycle in your pet.
How many times have we been bitten by a mosquito in our own homes? Heartworm prevention can be started at your first
vet visit with your new puppy. Heartworm disease can be treated however, the process is extremely expensive and drawn
out over many months. In some cases the treatment it is not effective and the dog can not be saved.
In most cases it causes permanent damage. Check with your veterinarian about the risks of Heartworm disease in your
area.
Did you know?
Border Collies are ACTIVE. If you are looking
for a sedate lap dog then a Border Collie is not for you. If not kept emotionally and physically
stimulated they may develop obsessive/compulsive behaviors causing you and your family a very unpleasant experience.
Please make sure this is the right breed for you. Visit the links on our page to learn more about Border Collies.