Border Collie × Borador puppies

We have 1 male 4 lovely female Border Collie × Borador puppies ready to go to their new homes now. Their mother, Zuki, is a Borador (Border Collie × Labrador), and their father, Toby, is a purebred working Border Collie from a sheep farm. This makes the puppies ¾ Border Collie and ¼ Labrador — giving them a great balance of intelligence, trainability, and calm temperament.

Zuki is a smart, steady companion who responds to both voice and hand signals. She follows commands like sit, stay, bark, search, and dig, and walks calmly off-lead using subtle cues like a finger click and an open palm. She’s been raised in a mixed environment — from farmland to surfing, from kayaking to accompanying me on the quad she adapts easily to new settings.

Toby is a purebred working Border Collie from a sheep farm, with strong herding instinct and excellent distance control. He is steady, focused, and comes from a well-proven line of working dogs. Reliable and easy to handle, Toby brings solid working ability and calm temperament to the litter

The puppies have been raised in a family home with young children and other dogs, both large and small, so they’re already well-socialised and used to different noises, handling, and activity levels. They’re confident, curious, and showing all the signs of becoming intelligent, loyal companions — ideal for active homes, farms, or families looking for a smart and trainable dog.

They’re eating solid food, growing well, and are ready to go now to the right homes.

Who These Puppies Will Suit:

These puppies will thrive in homes where they’ll be included in daily life — whether that’s walks, play, training, or just being part of the family routine. They’re a perfect match for people who enjoy the outdoors, have a bit of space to let a dog be a dog, and want a companion that’s easy to train and eager to learn. Whether you’re on a farm, living in the countryside, or have an active family home. These puppies will fit in well. They’re also ideal for anyone looking for a sharp-minded, loyal dog that can settle down just as well as it can keep up.

📍 Location: Sligo town

📞 Contact: 0852636872

💰 Price: €350

🐶 Date of Birth: 01/05/25

Feel free to message with any questions or to arrange a viewing.

Happy to chat and help you find the right match as I’ve learned who the puppies are, over the last while.

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