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Bian Mu's head (head, face, eyes, ears, nose, mouth, muzzle, jaw , teeth):

Head: Long, broad, thick and flat, between the ears, tapering to the eyes, with a distinct stop, deep but not prominent cheeks .

Muzzle: Tapering towards the nose, strong, about the same length as the skull. The lips are tight and neat.

Nose: Large with two nostrils on it. The color of the nose of all collies can be any solid color except pink or light, and is color-coordinated with the environment the dog is in.

Eyes: Widely spaced apart, well sized oval shaped in harmony with the coat colour, but dark coloured best. In addition to chocolate, light colors are acceptable, and blue is also acceptable if it is a heterozygous color. The expression is gentle, but sharp, alert, and intelligent.

Ears: Short; ears should be of medium size and structure, well spaced, semi-erect and responsive in use, and should be hair-covered inside. Pig ears are an unwelcome ear type.

Jaws/Teeth: Should be sound, strong and evenly spaced, with lower incisors slightly set back but touching upper incisors for a scissors bite. Border Collie's torso (neck, chest, ribs, loin and back, front of body, skin)

Neck: of moderate length, strong and muscular, powerful, slightly arched, gradually reaching towards the shoulders Relax.

Topline: Flat, slightly arched behind the loin.

Body: Strong in appearance. The body is slightly longer, the ribs are well elastic, tapered to a broad chest, the loin is broad and deep, well muscled, and the hind knees are flexibly flexed.

Chest: Deep, moderately wide, showing great thoracic volume. Chest deep to the elbows. Ribs are well spread.

Loin: Moderately deep, well muscled, slightly arched, not lifted. The hips are gradually tilted back. The limbs of the Border Sheep (forehead, shoulders, upper limbs, glue joints, glue bones, soles, hindquarters, thighs, hocks, joints and hock nails).

Shoulders: Should be long, at a good angle to the upper arms, the elbows neither turned in nor out, the forehead bone well developed, straight and parallel when viewed from the front. From the side, the joints are flexible and flexible, and have a certain slope.

Hocks: Short and strong, fully relaxed, straight and parallel when viewed from behind.

HINDQUARTERS: Broad and muscular, with a graceful slope to the base of the tail when viewed from the side, thighs long, broad and well-muscled, with well-flexed rear joints.

Feet: Oval in shape, with thick, firm palm pads, toes slightly arched and close together, and short, firm toenails.

The Border Collie is an agile dog capable of making sudden changes in speed and direction without losing balance and grace.