40+ Border Collie puppies for sale from ethical breeders
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Raised by River W.
Riverwood · Meet 140 miles away in Indiana, PA
We strive to breed for health, temperament, and beauty.
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Artemis, mom
Raised by Nick I.
Cross Creek · Drop-off to you
We offer family raised health tested dogs well suited to being loved family pets, companions, or dog sport prospects.
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Raised by Brystin H.
Geronimo Creek Border Collies · Meet breeder for pickup
We offer top quality family pets as well as working dogs!
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Skip, dad
Kai, mom
Raised by Joe/Teresa R.
BC Dogs at the Rodgers · Drop-off to you
We offer top quality Border Collies. We are a licensed breeder through the Department of Agriculture and licensed is 36-36115684.
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Raised by Travis R.
Ransom Ridge Border Collies · Drop-off to you
We offer top quality AKC border collies. Herding and show lines. With grand champion and champions.
Mystic, mom
Raised by Felicia D.
Everbright Border Collies · Meet breeder for pickup
Our goal is to produce dogs that are brilliant, balanced, and ready to partner with their people in any adventure.
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Raised by Felicia S.
Cascades Border Collies · Drop-off to you
BC Cascades Border Collies – Central Oregon trainer breeding brilliant, biddable, beautifully balanced companions.
Token, mom
Risk, dad
Raised by Sarah H.
Wynversa Border Collies · Meet breeder for pickup
I breed border collies with the temperament, talent, and health for versatility in mind.
Bean, mom
Raised by Justine P.
Amethyst Border Collies · Meet breeder for pickup
We offer top quality, loving pets with a focus on health and temperament.
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Border Collie
Buyer’s Guide
Nationally, prices usually range from $1,000 to $2,000. While it may cost more up front, starting with a healthy puppy can help you avoid costly issues later. These ranges reflect the care behind responsible breeding and offer a reliable view of what ethical breeding really costs.
About the White Border Collie
Border Collies were bred to perform precision herding of flocks of sheep, a task requiring the ability to think fast, obey directions from afar, predict a sheep’s next move, and to do so all day long. To do this they need to be smart, biddable, active, tireless, and surprisingly independent. They love to learn and perform all sorts of difficult tasks, and need challenges every day to be fulfilled. This is not a breed that will be happy just lounging around. Note, however, that show-bred lines tend to be more mellow than working-bred lines. Learn more
Very High Energy
Energy level
Low Maintenance
Grooming
Highly Trainable
Trainability
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