Assertion: border terrier | /r/CapableOf | get along with other dogs
Facets:
value: well
type: MANNER
value: generally
type: MANNER
value: on the whole
type: OTHER
value: very well
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: They are easy to train and get along well with other dogs.
text: On the whole, border terriers get along very well with other dogs and are typically less scrappy than many other breeds.
text: The Border Terrier will get along well with other dogs and cats as long as they are well socialized from a young age.
text: The Border Terrier will get along well with other dogs and cats as long as they are well socialized from a young age.
text: Border Terriers get along with children, other dogs, and will do okay with cats if they are raised alongside them from the time they are puppies.
text: Border Terriers get along with children, other dogs, and will do okay with cats if they are raised alongside them from the time they are puppies.
text: Boasting a high intellect and good disposition, the Border Terrier gets along with everyone, including other dogs and animals.
text: Border Terriers get along with children, other dogs, and will do okay with cats if they are raised alongside them from the time they are puppies.
text: Border Terriers get along with children, other dogs, and will do okay with cats if they are raised alongside them from the time they are puppies.
text: Border Terriers get along with children, other dogs, and will do okay with cats if they are raised alongside them from the time they are puppies.
text: Border Terriers get along with children, other dogs, and will do okay with cats if they are raised alongside them from the time they are puppies.
text: Border Terriers generally get along well with other dogs and are often good with children.
text: Border Terriers get along with children, other dogs, and will do okay with cats if they are raised alongside them from the time they are puppies.
text: Border Terriers generally get along well with other dogs; however, if they dislike another dog, they do not hesitate to start a fight and, as with most terriers, it can be difficult to stop them.