All About Dogs
Welcome to Life at Her Paw—where every wag writes a story and wet noses leave indelible marks on the soul.
This space began as a childhood truth: that a dog’s kiss could mend scraped knees, and their quiet companionship could transform four walls into a sanctuary. Over decades, my heart has been claimed by a parade of paws—a granite-jawed German Shepherd who patrolled our backyard like a furry sentinel, and countless others who etched their quirks into the fabric of my days.
Consider this blog a scrapbook of devotion to every tail-chaser, sock thief, and couch-crashing philosopher who’s ever taught me that perfection isn’t found in pristine floors, but in paw prints leading to where joy lives. Here’s to the mud, the slobber, and the wild, wonderful chaos of existing at the mercy of a dog’s gaze.
- Border Beagle: Border Collie Beagle Mix Guide
Border Beagle: What to Know Before You Get One A Border Beagle is a Border Collie crossed with a Beagle. Before you get one, know the two hard parts: recall may never be reliable off lead, and the Beagle voice carries through walls. Those two challenges deserve the most attention before you choose this mix.… Read more: Border Beagle: Border Collie Beagle Mix Guide - Do Golden Retrievers Bark a Lot? What Owners Should Know
Do Golden Retrievers Bark a Lot? What to Expect Do Golden Retrievers bark a lot? Not usually. They are not an unusually noisy breed, but they are not silent either. Most bark at people, sounds, excitement, or frustration, then stop. Barking that keeps going is worth looking into, because it can mean unmet needs, anxiety,… Read more: Do Golden Retrievers Bark a Lot? What Owners Should Know - Can Dogs Eat Tahini? Yes, But Only a Little
Can Dogs Eat Tahini? What You Need to Know Yes, dogs can eat plain tahini in tiny amounts. Plain sesame is not generally considered toxic to dogs. The problem is fat: one level tablespoon holds about 90 calories and 8 grams of fat. For a 10-pound dog, that is nearly three times its whole daily… Read more: Can Dogs Eat Tahini? Yes, But Only a Little - Borgi: Border Collie and Corgi Mix Guide
What Is a Borgi? A Borgi is a mixed-breed dog crossed from a Border Collie and a Welsh Corgi, usually a Pembroke Welsh Corgi. Borgis are not a recognised standardised breed, so their adult size, coat, appearance and temperament can vary. Many inherit a sturdy build, herding instincts and high energy levels from their parents.… Read more: Borgi: Border Collie and Corgi Mix Guide - Do Labrador Retrievers Shed a Lot?
Do Labrador Retrievers Shed? Yes. Labrador Retrievers shed heavily, and they shed all year. The breed has a thick, water-repellent double coat, which the AKC describes plainly as a coat “that sheds.” Expect loose hair most weeks, with two heavier periods in spring and autumn when the undercoat turns over. That is not a fault… Read more: Do Labrador Retrievers Shed a Lot? - Boxollie: Boxer Border Collie Mix Guide
Boxer Border Collie Mix: What to Expect A Boxollie is a cross between a Boxer and a Border Collie. The name is a portmanteau, not a recognized breed, so there is no standard for size, coat, or personality. Many are athletic, people-focused dogs that need regular exercise, training, and mental stimulation. The Border Collie side… Read more: Boxollie: Boxer Border Collie Mix Guide
Mixed Breed Dogs
- Border Beagle: Border Collie Beagle Mix GuideBorder Beagle: What to Know Before You Get One A Border Beagle is a Border Collie crossed with a Beagle. Before you get one, know the two hard parts: recall may never be reliable off lead, and the Beagle voice carries through walls. Those two challenges deserve the most attention before you choose this mix.… Read more: Border Beagle: Border Collie Beagle Mix Guide
- Borgi: Border Collie and Corgi Mix GuideWhat Is a Borgi? A Borgi is a mixed-breed dog crossed from a Border Collie and a Welsh Corgi, usually a Pembroke Welsh Corgi. Borgis are not a recognised standardised breed, so their adult size, coat, appearance and temperament can vary. Many inherit a sturdy build, herding instincts and high energy levels from their parents.… Read more: Borgi: Border Collie and Corgi Mix Guide
- Boxollie: Boxer Border Collie Mix GuideBoxer Border Collie Mix: What to Expect A Boxollie is a cross between a Boxer and a Border Collie. The name is a portmanteau, not a recognized breed, so there is no standard for size, coat, or personality. Many are athletic, people-focused dogs that need regular exercise, training, and mental stimulation. The Border Collie side… Read more: Boxollie: Boxer Border Collie Mix Guide
Border Collie
- Famous Border Collies in Movies, TV and Real Life
Famous Border Collies in Movies, TV and Real Life The most famous “Border Collie” in film history was not a Border Collie at all. Lassie was played by a Rough Collie named Pal. Verified examples are harder to pin down than the internet suggests. The usual mistake is treating a character’s breed as the breed… Read more: Famous Border Collies in Movies, TV and Real Life - Are Border Collies Cuddly? The Truth About Their Affection Style
Are Border Collies Cuddly? Some Border Collies love to cuddle – others treat lap time like a personal insult. It really depends on which dog you’re talking about. What most people don’t realize is that even BCs who hate being picked up will show affection in ways that feel just as genuine: following you room-to-room,… Read more: Are Border Collies Cuddly? The Truth About Their Affection Style - What Are the Disadvantages of a Border Collie?
The Hard Truth: Border Collie Disadvantages You Need to Know Border Collie disadvantages include high exercise needs, strong herding instincts, and a constant need for mental stimulation. These intelligent, energetic dogs can be challenging for people with busy schedules or limited experience with active breeds. With the right training, daily activity, and care, a Border Collie… Read more: What Are the Disadvantages of a Border Collie?
