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Roger D.
03/23/2022
Border Collie
Wonderful experience and a great puppy! Very smooth transaction and follow up.
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The Border Collie is a medium-sized herding dog, standing between 18-22 inches at the shoulder and weighing between 30-45 pounds. They come in a variety of colors including blue and red merle and are equipped with a thick double coat which helps keep them warm through the Scottish winters. These dogs are heavy shedders, so plan to frequently groom and brush your pup in order to keep stray hair at bay.
As previously mentioned, the Border Collie is a breed with almost unlimited energy and is an excellent match for highly active individuals and families. While they love snuggling on a couch, they need to get their energy out first! These dogs are accustomed to running dozens of miles a day while herding sheep, so they make great companions for runners, hikers, and athletes. Even a big backyard and a ball or stick can help your Border Collie get some of the zoomies out.
With their high intelligence and alertness, Border Collies are always a top contender in canine performance sports. Their excess of energy and extreme trainability are traits that allow them to excel at agility, advanced obedience, flyball, flying disc, tracking, or freestyle obedience.
Training your Border Collie frequently for performance sports is one of the few sure-fire ways to ensure they are having their exercise needs met and are being mentally stimulated. They love having a sense of purpose and a way to make their owners pleased.
How dog-friendly is Los Angeles?
WalletHub analyzed the 100 largest American cities to see which are the most pet-friendly. In their study, Los Angeles is ranked as the 73rd most pet-friendly city. With plenty of sunlight and plenty of outdoor activities, it’s not surprising that the city scored 6th for outdoor pet-friendliness. Los Angeles also boasts the 5th highest number of animal shelters per capita, and the city scores well for health and wellness, ranking 44th out of all cities.
Dog parks and activities
As a large city, there are plenty of parks for you and your dog to enjoy. According to a study by the Trust for Public Land (TPL), Los Angeles has 13 dog parks, approximately 0.3 parks per 100,000 residents. Eight of the city’s dog parks are off-leash parks.
Some of the most popular dog parks in the city are Laurel Canyon Dog Park in the hills of Mulholland, Lake Hollywood Park by the famous Hollywood sign, and Alice’s Dog Park in Pasadena.
While there are about 70 miles of coastline surrounding the LA area, there is only one off-leash beach in the city where dogs are allowed to roam. That said, there are plenty of dog-friendly beaches in the areas outside of the city. Some of the most popular beach spots to take your pup include Granada Beach in the Belmont Shore Beach and Huntington Dog Beach, a little further south, in Orange County.
Life in LA with a dog
With 475 dog-friendly restaurants in Los Angeles, the city is one of the best places to grab a bite with your furry friend. A few of the most popular pet-friendly restaurants in Los Angeles include The Waffle, Fred 62, The Morrison, and the Alcove Cafe & Bakery.
LA offers plenty of groomers, spa services, pet stores, and other dog-friendly establishments. Leashed dogs are welcome across the city's many outdoor attractions and shopping malls. Los Angeles is also great when you need to get around the city via public transportation. The LA Metro allows small pets on the bus and rail line, provided they are in a crate.
Popular breeds in LA
Los Angeles is home to a diverse range of dogs. The most popular breeds in the city are French Bulldogs, Golden Retrievers, Labrador Retrievers, German Shepherds, and Beagles.
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