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The Borador is a very wise and joyful dog usually demonstrated by a wagging tail that rarely stops. They are barkers and tend to get very excited. They are generally quite sociable and tend to be friendly to family members and strangers alike.

Border collie lab mix is a medium to large sized cross breed resulting between a Border collie and Labrador retriever. It is also known as Borador, Border lab mix, Lab and collie mix etc.

Border Collie Lab Mix Appearance

If you know a little bit about designer breeds, then you may be well aware that the pups usually gain their distinctive features from both breeds.

The Border Collie Lab mix is no different, with the distinct and happy face of a Labrador. While the ears are similar to a Lab’s, they are just a bit shorter, and this can be said of the body, too.

Pros of Border Lab mix dog

• Border collie lab mix is very intelligent
• Easy to train
• Very active, playful, and energetic
• Collie lab mix is generally healthy

Cons of Border collie Lab mix dog

• Needs weekly brushing
• Tend to nip and herd smaller children
• If not worked with, they will become destructive.

Border collie lab mix puppy price

The average price of a Border collie lab mix can range between $500 to $800. These costs can include trips to the vet, licensing, toys, and other home-based accouterments needed to make the dog comfortable.

• The Average new Puppy Price $200 – $500
• Average Annual Medical Expense $500 – $650
• Average Annual Non-Medical Expense $500 – $700

Source: https://www.dogmal.com/