Border Collie Stuffed Animals

Each Border Collie Stuffed Animal Is...

Realistic and detailed with advanced airbrushing techniques to capture even the smallest of features
100% Custom-made to look like your Border Collie
Best Gift EVER, whether celebrating a current pet or honoring a past companion

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$269 $210

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Stuffed Animal Of Your Pup

A Border Collie stuffed animal is perfect for anyone who owns a Border Collie or just loves the breed. They are completely lifelike, even if your Border Collie’s got some junk in the trunk! We’ll just add more plush padding ;)

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Border Collie Facts

They are extremely smart dogs. Dog experts agree that the Border Collie breed is an intelligent workaholic.

Border Collies make great search and rescue dogs!

Thanks to a space between the tops of the shoulder blades, Border collies can move swiftly in a catlike, crouched position.

Border collies are working dogs and enjoy having tasks to keep them busy throughout the day.

History of Border Collies

During the glory days of the Roman Empire, successive emperors drew up plans to invade and conquer Britain. But, for various reasons—uprisings in other parts of the empire or shifting political situations—the plans were shelved. Finally, in the year 43, the emperor Claudius fulfilled this long-held dream of conquest.

The Roman occupation of Britain had a great influence on virtually every aspect of British life. This included dog breeding. The occupying legions brought along their own food source: livestock. And where livestock goes, herding dogs are sure to follow. The large, heavy-boned herding dogs imported by the Romans remained a fixture on the British landscape for more than three centuries.

During the long, slow dissolution of the Roman Empire, fierce Viking raiders took their turn invading Britain. They, too, brought along their dogs. These were smaller, quicker, spitz-type herders, progenitors of such contemporary breeds as the Icelandic Sheepdog. Crosses between the old Roman dogs and the Viking spitzes produced compact and agile herders, well equipped to work stock in the hilly, rocky highlands of Scotland and Wales. Thus began the history of the Border Collie.

Borders have been called the world’s greatest herders, and anyone who’s seen them work—with their sweeping outruns, their stealthy crouching and creeping, and their explosive bursts of focused energy—would have to agree. When shepherds dream of the perfect dog, you can bet it’s a Border.

As immortalized in the movie “Babe,” Borders have dominated competitive sheepdog trials in the British Isles for more than a hundred years. Borders also rule the championship levels of the fast-paced sport of agility, and they routinely top lists of world’s smartest dog breeds.

The Border Collie joined the AKC Herding Group in 1995.