Borgi

Borgi History

The Borgi is a medium-large sized, short-haired, sheepdog-type herding dog originally developed in Italy. The Borgi is descended from the Cane da Pastore (Pastor Dog), a sheepdog type that was imported to Sardinia and Corsica from North Africa. During the mid-1800s, the Cane da Pastore was crossed with the Cotati (a shepherding spitz type) and developed into the modern Borgi, which was named after a town of Sardinia.

Borgi Physical Characteristics

The Borgi is a medium sized, short-haired, long-legged, terrier breed that primarily lives in Italy. It has a white or light colored fur and a thin, smooth and shiny hair. It has a round head, large erect ears, a pointed muzzle, and a dark nose.

Borgi Health

Description of breed health.

Borgi Temperament and Behaviour

The Borgi is a cheerful and friendly, but also independent and stubborn, breed of dog. They are referred to as “Borgi” due to their hunting instincts, but they are also very protective of their families and will not hesitate to protect them from danger.

Borgi Activity Requirements

The Borgi is a herding dog that was first discovered in 1987 in Italy. The breed is still quite rare, but is becoming more popular thanks to their sweet temperament, intelligence, and athleticism. The Borgi is an energetic and athletic dog that needs regular exercise. They are well suited to an active lifestyle and do well with families who like to spend time outdoors. The Borgi is an active, intelligent, and energetic breed that loves to be challenged. They also love spending time with their family. They are well suited for families with children who can provide appropriate mental and physical stimulation.

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