history: I have a few dogs, one of them is a Collie.  I like that breed of dog.
knowledge: The Border Collie is a working and herding dog breed developed in the Anglo-Scottish border region for herding livestock, especially sheep.
response: Is it a Border Collie?  They were developed in the border region of England and Scotland, to herd livestock.
history: I have a few dogs, one of them is a Collie.  I like that breed of dog.
Is it a Border Collie?  They were developed in the border region of England and Scotland, to herd livestock.
Yes, I have a Border Collie.  Though, one of my other dogs is an Australian Shepard mix, which is technically a collie sub-breed.
knowledge: Considered highly intelligent, extremely energetic, acrobatic and athletic, they frequently compete with great success in sheepdog trials and dog sports.
response: They are highly intelligent, energetic, athletic and acrobatic.  Have you ever competed with your Collie in dog sports?
history: I have a few dogs, one of them is a Collie.  I like that breed of dog.
Is it a Border Collie?  They were developed in the border region of England and Scotland, to herd livestock.
Yes, I have a Border Collie.  Though, one of my other dogs is an Australian Shepard mix, which is technically a collie sub-breed.
They are highly intelligent, energetic, athletic and acrobatic.  Have you ever competed with your Collie in dog sports?
No I haven't.   So was the Australian Shepard developed in Australia then?
knowledge: The breed otherwise has no connection to Australia.
response: No, it actually has no connection to Australia!
history: I have a few dogs, one of them is a Collie.  I like that breed of dog.
Is it a Border Collie?  They were developed in the border region of England and Scotland, to herd livestock.
Yes, I have a Border Collie.  Though, one of my other dogs is an Australian Shepard mix, which is technically a collie sub-breed.
They are highly intelligent, energetic, athletic and acrobatic.  Have you ever competed with your Collie in dog sports?
No I haven't.   So was the Australian Shepard developed in Australia then?
No, it actually has no connection to Australia!
I didn't know that about that breed.  My shepherd also has a lot of energy, his favorite thing to do is herd the other dogs when they're outside.
knowledge: There are a number of different theories regarding how the breed came to be associated with Australia, but there is no consensus.
response: Funny!  There is no consensus on the numerous theories about why the breed became associated with Australia.
history: I have a few dogs, one of them is a Collie.  I like that breed of dog.
Is it a Border Collie?  They were developed in the border region of England and Scotland, to herd livestock.
Yes, I have a Border Collie.  Though, one of my other dogs is an Australian Shepard mix, which is technically a collie sub-breed.
They are highly intelligent, energetic, athletic and acrobatic.  Have you ever competed with your Collie in dog sports?
No I haven't.   So was the Australian Shepard developed in Australia then?
No, it actually has no connection to Australia!
I didn't know that about that breed.  My shepherd also has a lot of energy, his favorite thing to do is herd the other dogs when they're outside.
Funny!  There is no consensus on the numerous theories about why the breed became associated with Australia.
Maybe they got shipped over to do the herding since there's so much room there for people to have farms.
knowledge: These people had previously lived only briefly in Australia before moving to America.
response: There were some people who lived only a short time in Australia before they moved to America.