Definition of Border Collie Seven White Three Links

The earliest kennel operating Border Collie breeds in China was called Buckingham Palace. After a series of marketing surveys, the operator accurately grasped the psychology of the Chinese people and came up with the concept of "Seven White and Three Links". "White three links" is used as a selling point to hype the Border Collie, but little does anyone know that it has deviated far away from the standard of the Border Collie. In fact, the main definition of the "seven hundred and three links" is: four white socks, white scarf, white nose bridge and The white tail tip, the three-way refers to the white hair on the neck that is not variegated and cut through, the nose line from the nose to the back of the head and the two front feet to the bib are transparent. Defined as "Seven White and Three Links".