sigh another one, ok EVERYONE who has never met a BorderJack assumes that they are VERY high energy and totally off the wall, and this is simply untrue. BorderJacks are NOT as energetic as either BCs OR jacks. the way most people descibe them as is a jack with breaks. they have the drive and they have the size of a jack but they have the brains and focas of a border collie(there are larger ones of coarse) unlike a Jack a BJ knows when to quite, they know when to settle down etc.. I used think that a BJ was the worst idea ever all your gonna get is a spazzy dog with a brain. now that I personally know many BJs I definatly dont think that way anymore! most of the BJs I have seen are far better at everything they do, and smarter then most jacks and Border collies combined.
chasing and crossing over is hardly limited to BCs though , some BCs chase some dont, happy did not start racing till she was 3 because she chased, misty is not running yet because she chases. most clubs also will take a green dog to a tourny and run it a few times in a tourniment situation just to see how they are doing, Happy did several times. but some clubs are just stupid about it and continue to run a dog regardless of crossing over, Happy was injured by a big yellow mutt that crossed over, the dog crossed over in front of happy, she had to skid to a stop then the dog moved and Happy clided with the jump, she bruised her leg and broke the the jump in halfEveryone says Border Collies dominate, but they have their weaknesses too... I see atleast one BC at every tourny chase the other dog at passing or cross into the other teams lane, usually because of herding instinct or lack of focus. Thats my boys only weakness in flyball, he wants to play all the time
this is not the best pic of the crash, but I dont have full access to verything right now, I have some computer problems and IE is all I have at all at the moment, this is the only pic I have of it that I currently have access too lol
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