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To: Thehammer who wrote (6372)	2/11/2019 11:45:48 AM
From: kidl	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8760

Your Border Collie / neighbour story is eerily similar to or current situation. We also have a neighbour with a Border Collie. One of the worst mismatches I have ever seen. The dog has turned from a great puppy into a overweight / bad tempered middle age grump and for good reasons ... BC’s are highly intelligent / high energy working dogs which require a lot of exercise/ stimulation They need to be challenged / kept busy or else they turn into unpredictable / borderline neurotic dogs. Our neighbour’s BC sort of “attacked” my wife a little while ago even though she used to be his best friend in the early days when he was a frequent visitor and playmate to our dogs. Not a breed for people who have little time for their canines!