Thinking about adopting a Border Collie Mix? In this video you'll find a whole lot of common
mixes, as well as some not-so-common crossbreeds that might be your next pup!
The Border Collie has been ranked as the 35th most popular dog breed in America in 2020.
Because of this fact, the Border Collie mixes have become extremely popular with designer
dog enthusiasts that want the Border bloodline, with fewer health problems than purebred pups.
If you could describe the Border Collie in just three words it would be affectionate,
smart and energetic, and whilst you can never 100% guarantee anything from a mixed pup most
Collie crosses will be just that, as well as being an overall well-balanced and loveable
pooch. If you are watching this video because you
know you want a Collie cross but you’re not too sure which one, then you have come
to the right place! In this guide we’ll run you through 20 of the most adorable Collie
combos around and discover whether one of them is the ideal pooch for you!
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then let us begin. Number 1 . Bordoodle.
Formerly known as Borderdoodle, this Poodle-Border Collie cross is one of the most obedient hybrids.
Even if the Poodle is known for its hypoallergenic coat, keep in mind that Borders are shedders.
There’s no guarantee that this designer dog is allergy-friendly, but it’s possible.
Number 2 .Borgi.
Let’s not forget the world’s favorite short-legged, butt-wiggling Corgis! Cross
them with Border Collies, and they produce the Borgis. This mix is the perfect combination
of adorable and intelligence.
Number 3 .Border Jack.
A Border Collie-Jack Russell Terrier cross may have the same energy that Borders have,
but they require less physical and mental stimulation daily – about 30 to 40 mins.
Even so, they’re very athletic and agile like their parents.
Number 4 .Borador.
Mixing the smartest breed with the most popular one, and you’ll get the Labrador and Border
Collie cross. Also called Labracollie, they’re highly intelligent, family-friendly, and eager
to please – just like their parents.
Number 5. Border Heeler.
The Border Heeler or Blue Collie also has parents that are excellent herding dogs – the
Border Collie and the Australian Cattle Dog. Their popularity in canine sports is rising,
so it’s perfect active owners who enjoy having their dog compete.
Number 6. Boxollie.
Both the Boxer and Border Collie are friendly that we can expect the same for their Boxollie
offspring. Even if Boxers are quite known for being aggressive, the truth is, they’re
very kind. With the right owner and loving treatment, this crossbreed will excel in what
they’re parents are good at.
Number 7. Border Pyrenees.
Another rare crossbreed is the Great Pyrenees-Border Collie cross. They’re highly intelligent
like Borders, but thanks to the Pyrenees’ side, they thrive as nanny dogs due to their
sweet disposition.
Number 8. Borgle.
You can also call this hybrid doggo as the Collie Beagler. If Border Collies are top-notch
herding dogs, Beagles are some of the best scent hounds. Combining those skills and it
can give you an unpredictable canine buddy. No worries, they’re affectionate, playful,
enthusiastic, and fun-loving. It’s a companion worth having!
Number 9. Borderstaff.
A fitting guardian and watchdog, the Collie Bull Staffy is the protective and affectionate
mix that is just that. Watch out as they can be stubborn and annoying barkers. If you’re
an experienced dog owner and can face up the challenge, then the Border Staffy Terrier
might be the mix for you.
Number 10. Bodatian.
A Dalmatian combined with the Border Collie isn’t an obvious mix, which makes them reasonably
rare. But, in addition to being a great family companion, the Bodacion is a fantastic working
hybrid.
Number 11. Bordernese.
With the difference of its parents’ size, the Bordernese can be a medium or large crossbreed.
Although they’re great with any household, both the Border Collie and Bernese Mountain
Dog are both shedders, and they’ll likely have a fluffy, thick coat. They’re more
suitable to live somewhere colder.
Number 12. Collie Cocker.
Also known as Collie Spaniel, this is an enthusiastic designer breed. Its purpose is to protect,
provide companionship, and to herd. Fair warning – it has a big, booming bark. They love
being with their pack and is one way to keep that annoying barking at bay.
Number 13. Border Newfie.
If you’re okay with a large designer dog, then we recommend the Border Collie Newfie
cross. This fluffy pooch is not just an excellent herder like its parents, they’re great for
families too, thanks to the calm and eager to please demeanor of the Newfoundland.
Number 14. Golden Border.
Borders crossed with an all-time-favorite family dog is a fantastic idea! Like Golden
Retrievers, the Golden Border Collie is making its way to homes and our hearts. Even if they’re
devoted workers, they have time for some fun and quality time with owners.
Number 15. Bordersky.
Crossing the Border Collie and Husky makes an intelligent and athletic designer pooch
that will do best in cold climates. They have this can-do attitude and are agile. This designer
dog is always going to be up for new tasks and tricks!
Number 16. Great Border.
Great Collies takes after its parents – confident, smart, loyal, and devoted. Although Great
Danes are friendly, expect the high energy of the Border Collie and that this mix may
be wary of strangers. The alertness can be used as an advantage for this breed to be
a good watchdog.
Number 17. Border Aussie.
The parents of the Border Aussie are some of the best herding breeds, which makes this
hybrid excellent in this line of work as well. Although they can inherit the same energy
and personality of Borders and Aussies, they often have a quiet and calm disposition.
Number 18. Dobie.
Doberman Collies are medium to large dogs that are just like the Border Collie and Doberman
– smart, work-driven, and athletic. This mixed breed is for those who are looking for
a partner in guarding, police, or military work.
Number 19. Shollie.
Shollies may not be as popular as other Border mixes, but they got the impeccable intelligence,
loyalty, and trainability of its breed parents. They can be fierce and protective, but very
loving when it comes to family.
Number 20. Border Pit.
Pit Bulls may have a bad reputation, but they’re actually one of the sweetest dogs that anyone
can have! Plus, they’re alert and versatile, making them a befitting breed to mix with
Borders. Border Pits or Pit Collies are gaining popularity as a family companion, as well
as a herding and guarding dog.
All Border Collie crosses are energetic and need to be worked or exercised hard in order
for them to be happy. If this is something that you can provide him with then you have
both got a great chance of getting along well, and hopefully after watching this Collie cross
guide you’ve met your match. And that wraps up our video for today if you like today’s
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