The Borador combines the Border Collie’s sharp intelligence with the Labrador’s social nature—an enthusiastic, people-pleasing sport and family companion.
As dog sports and family activities grew in popularity, so did the Borador—mixing Lab friendliness with Border Collie focus and agility. Common in active homes and shelters across Canada.
Athletic, medium–large frames built for speed and stamina.
Moderate shedders—consistent maintenance reduces tumbleweeds.
High energy with strong mental needs—work their brains and bodies.
Highly biddable—excel with fair structure and variety.
Feed to support activity without extra weight.
Great sport prospects turn up in shelters—evaluate drive and fit.
Screen hips/eyes; manage intensity to avoid injuries.
Are Boradors easy to train? Yes—very biddable with consistent, positive methods.
Do Boradors shed? Moderate to heavy seasonally.
Are Boradors good for apartments? Only if exercise and training needs are fully met.
How big do Boradors get? 35–70 lb and 19–23 inches tall.
Good for dog sports? Excellent—agility, flyball, and more.
