At West Virginia International Yeager Airport, border collies Hercules and Ned play a vital role in aviation safety.

Originally bred for herding livestock, these dogs possess an innate drive to work, which can lead to behavioural issues such ...

As Skipp looks out of the window intently and barks at something he sees, his owner immediately copies his bark, leaving the border collie utterly perplexed about why his human is suddenly barking ...

The border collies and their handler make daily patrols ... Hercules is laid back until he’s told it’s time to work, barking at the door in anticipation. Ned, on the other hand, is always ...

Border collies can also bark frequently. Though they’re not as loud as huskies, they vocalize their feelings. Some border collies may be louder than others. Barking may be tied to how worn out ...

When it comes to training, emphasize socializing them with older kids. And remember, border collies have to work and will require a lot of exercise. And finally, be ready for a lot of barking.

Toco is seen sporting a life-like border collie costume as he interacts while on all fours with humans and dogs alike. He performs tricks in exchange for pets and treats and tries to befriend dogs.