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We've got a rescue Border Collie, and our theory is that she was abandoned because she's the laziest collie in existence. She was trained to some degree, proba
by wiredfool 5y ago
We've got a rescue Border Collie, and our theory is that she was abandoned because she's the laziest collie in existence.
She was trained to some degree, probably reasonable harshly, but just doesn't show the signs of wanting to be active and do things. (other than walkies). Running - a bit, like 10 meters, and then it's back to the trot. Balls, no. Sticks, no. General Dog play, no. Couch? yes.
We've fostered other collies, and they've been far more active. Even little pups will try to herd the cat (and sometimes succeed).