Border Collie Puppies and Dogs in Wilmington, OH - Buy or Adopt

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Mongo

Border Collie Australian Shepherd

Male, Young

Dayton, OH

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

He’s a good dog. He’s just about one years old. He’s house trained knows how to go outside. Go with kids. He is very hyper because he is so young. He needs a place where he can run. He loves to run and jump very kind response to command, such as sit lay down no Spit that out. Is able to understand very well. We are not able to keep up with him. I am an older owner and my schedule is very busy.

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Pretty and Joy

Border Collie

Female, Young

Yellow Springs, OH

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with kids, Good with dogs,

Story

Pretty and Joy are pure bred shorthaired border collie sisters, 21 months old. Pretty is strong, and gentle. She desires to be obedient, listens and learns well. She has a strong herding instinct and would make a great working farm dog. Joy is energetic and playful. She needs more attention than Pretty and is a fun family pet. She likes playing tug and fetch, and would make a good agility dog if you wanted to teach her tricks. Both have lived outside full time with access to five acres on which they happily roam and play with our four boys. Ideally, a new home would offer lots of outdoor time and space like they are accustomed to. They could live indoors with outside time, but may not be compatible with other pets. They both play well with children and would be good as a family pet, companion, or working farm dogs. I prefer if they could go to the same family, but would be willing to re-home them separately.

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