Assertion: border collie | /r/HasProperty | active
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: physically
type: MANNER
value: as a herding dog
type: MANNER
value: hyper
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: If your Border Collie is very active, consider a sporting dog food like Purina Pro Plan Sport dog food for all life stages.
text: As both the Border Collie and the Australian Shepherds are active dogs who love nothing more than to run around a field, they are likely to get dirty.
text: Border collie needs to have a lot of exercises, because it is considered an active breed, so we should give it a minimum of 2 hours exercise every day to make it happy, being loved by trainers, as it responds to their commands, and has the ability to learn new things quickly.
text: Border collies are active, working dogs best suited to country living.
text: Border collies are active, working dogs best suited to country living.
text: They are active, spirited, and sometimes strong willed.
text: Border collies are active, working dogs best suited to country living.
text: Border Collies are extremely active and require a tremendous amount of activity for their own natural well-being.
text: Border Collies are hyper active and have a deep rooted desire to round up livestock – even the city dwelling Collies.
text: Border collies need a job to do and are very active.
text: The Border Collie is intelligent, attentive, hard-working, active, agile, affectionate, and athletic.
text: If your border collie is a puppy or is active, look for a food with a fat level of 18-20 percent.
text: As a herding dog, he is tireless, active, and with unlimited energy and stamina.
text: Border Collies are incredibly active dogs and require A LOT of exercise.
text: Border collies are very active dogs.
text: Both the Border Collie and the Lakeland Terrier are very active dogs and are used to be being outside for long periods.
text: They are also very physically active dogs and need a lot of exercise each day.
text: 10-The Border collie is considered an active breed