Border Collie is not afraid of the cold in winter. Because Border Collies originally live in relatively cold places, they are naturally very cold-tolerant. Some adult Border Collies can even live in an environment of more than ten degrees below zero, but Border Collies as puppies are afraid of the cold. , and when raising border sheep, it is not recommended to raise them outdoors when the weather is cold in winter.

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Border Collies are now mostly raised in warm indoors, so their cold tolerance will be weaker than before. Therefore, when the temperature is cold in winter, the owner It is still necessary to keep the Border Collie warm, and do not let it sleep on the cold floor, otherwise the Border Collie may catch a cold or have a cold stomach, which may lead to diarrhea.