CHRISTMAS RIP

Border Collie Puppy For Sale in BOWLING GREEN, KY, USA

Rip is a very flashy, nice boy ready to bring great joy to your farm or home. Rip has beautiful markings that make him stand out no matter the crowd. He's destined to do great things because his sire and dam are great working dogs well on their way to making field trial dogs. These dogs will do most anything asked of them and can be trained to do amazing things. He's Fully Vaccinated with parvo and Canine enteric coronavirus as well as Dewormed regularly. I want to share a little information on Canine enteric coronavirus because most breeders only give Parvo vaccines because it's cheaper than giving both. Canine enteric coronavirus is a highly contagious intestinal infection seen mostly in young puppies. It is spread by oral contact with infected feces and causes diarrhea that is self-limiting in adult dogs but can be more severe in young puppies. This virus is not contagious to other species. In the dog community, the word Canine Coronavirus is far from new. For decades, we have known dogs can contract coronaviruses. In fact, Canine Coronavirus was first discovered in Germany in 1971 after an outbreak among guard dogs and vaccines have been available at most veterinary practices for years. These coronaviruses, however, are not the same virus that causes COVID-19 in people.

Items Included: Fully Vaccinated with parvo and Canine enteric coronavirus as well as Dewormed regularly. I want to share a little information on Canine enteric coronavirus because most breeders only give Parvo vaccines because it's cheaper than giving both. Canine enteric coronavirus is a highly contagious intestinal infection seen mostly in young puppies. It is spread by oral contact with infected feces and causes diarrhea that is self-limiting in adult dogs but can be more severe in young puppies. This virus is not contagious to other species. In the dog community, the word Canine Coronavirus is far from new. For decades, we have known dogs can contract coronaviruses. In fact, Canine Coronavirus was first discovered in Germany in 1971 after an outbreak among guard dogs and vaccines have been available at most veterinary practices for years. These coronaviruses, however, are not the same virus that causes COVID-19 in people.