Excited Border Collie Can't Control His Tongue

Junior the Border Collie had been separated from one of his favorite toys for the last week while it has been in the washing machine. When his owner brings it back upstairs all nice and squeaky clean, he can't keep his tongue in his mouth in excitement. He wants his toy so bad he can taste it and his reaction is simply adorable!

Border Collies are extremely attached to their toys and when one goes missing, even if it is just for a short time, they can become obsessive trying to find it. Because Junior is so attached to his toys, he rarely goes anywhere without one. This means that they get very dirty very fast and need to be washed regularly. Carter the bear is Junior's favorite toy, and when it disappeared for a “spa" week, Junior started searching the house top to bottom to find his Carter. When he spots his toy coming out through the glass window, the tongue starts coming out and he cannot seem to make it stop. His eyes get huge with eagerness to have his toy back!

Border Collies are working and herding dogs originating from Scotland. They are known to be one of the smartest and most obedient dogs, and can make great house pets if you know how to handle them. They are very high energy and require a lot of exercise, both physically and mentally. Because they are such smart dogs, they need to be stimulated to make them feel like they have a job to do. Before taking on a border collie as a pet, make sure that you have thoroughly researched the breed, have enough room for them to run and enough time to spend with them. If you understand what it is they need, they will become the most loyal and amazing best friend you could ask for!