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Black-and-white Border Collie looking to the side, with bright eyes and a feathered coat.
Medium

Border Collie↗

A highly intelligent herding dog happiest with purposeful work and an engaged, active owner.

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Black-and-tan German Shepherd Dog resting on green grass with erect ears.
Large

German Shepherd Dog↗

A versatile working dog who builds a strong bond through structured training and shared activities.

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Everyday lifeBorder CollieGerman Shepherd Dog
OriginGreat BritainGermany
SizeMediumLarge
Height19-22 inches (male), 18-21 inches (female)24-26 inches (male), 22-24 inches (female)
Weight30-55 pounds65-90 pounds (male), 50-70 pounds (female)
Typical lifespan12-15 years12-14 years
EnergyVery highVery high
Mental stimulationVery highVery high
GroomingModerateLow
TrainabilityVery highVery high
BarkingHighModerate
SheddingModerateHigh
ChildrenModerateVery high
Other dogsModerateModerate
Apartment adaptabilityVery lowLow
First-owner suitabilityVery lowLow
Climate considerationsUnknownUnknown
Monthly estimate (USD)$160–$320$165–$330
Care considerationsNeeds substantial mental and physical activity. Herding instincts can be challenging around young children.Early socialization, consistent training, and substantial enrichment are essential.
SourceAKC Border Collie breed guideAKC German Shepherd Dog breed guide

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