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They have as powerful a bite as both Malinois and Pitbulls. About 220 PSI. More than a Malinois.

I know this is an old comment but, yeah, I couldn't agree more. When my border collie was 2 we took him to a dog park, and a massive pit bull (or dog similar to a pit bull) wanted to play-fight with my dog while he was playing ball. He didn't want to play, and a quick growl and snap of his teeth had that dog cower in a heartbeat, despite being possibly double my dog's size.

@@brain.eating.amoeba Yup. Mine is just like that! She only focuses on the ball at the park and will go up to a Dog once in a blue moon. She has even scared away giant German Shepherds with her Snaps. She Isn't aggressive she just likes her space.

I agree! I'm looking to get a BC in a few years

I have a border collie and he’s the guard dog for my house. Trust me. MY DOG PROTECTS EVERYTHING…

Dusk Legend These dogs are trained to protect their people. Dogs can sense if something is wrong or if someone is bad.

I know this was 3 years ago but the dogs are highly trained to protect. Not just attack. They have cues. The dogs attack on cue or if they feel that their owner is in danger. They also have off cues that needs to be taught in puppy stage. It's all about training

The dogs are trained to protect and attack, they have cues.

I hear you, Donte. All the dogs and decoys in this vid have progressed a lot since then. Please see facebook.com/k9biteclub for more recent videos, as this is actually one of our first videos. The BC is now on his 4th decoy, inside arm, on the suit - water, clatter sticks, whips, bottle curtains, you name it. Same for the Pit, and the Shepherd is just a natural. The Shepherd is now doing Outs from distance, Bark & Hold, Heeling away into Obedience routine, etc.

He's a total badass! l

Z1R _ DeL1 You sound like a ten year old who just discovered the internet. Take a hike, kiddo.

Hey Leah. Plenty more videos of him on our Facebook page [facebook.com/k9biteclub/] and - feel free to give us a follow to see more of him :)

Isthisallthereis i have a border collie and a dobermann , one time they fought , the border almost killed the dobermann

TheChevag Yeah, if it ever came down to it, I'd trust my Border Collie for protection over my Rottweiler any day. She can take him down in nothing flat. It really surprised me how "vicious" they can be, since they don't generally have that reputation. Their speed is a big part of it. Other dogs just can't keep up with them.

Kelsie LeCrone Same Their speed and energy level can almost top any dog at all i have one but he never stops playing he wont let me even pet him because he only wants to play:/

My border collie weighs 28 kilo grams he is giant

If you are well acquainted with the breed and understand their needs, they can make incredible, versatile companions/family dogs. But, companion dogs is all they are. Highly workable, fantastic drive, highly trainable, but for protection sports like this, if you want a perfect PSA dog - a border collie will not cut it. They are too edgy. Malinois or GSD for example would have a lot more natural confidence, where the BC may lack. With Turbo (BC in this video) I seem to have struck it lucky, because his courage and confidence is on a level unlike any other BC I've seen before.

Wesley Powell thanks for responding ... I'm doing my research on what breeds are good I'm planning on getting a dog for the family but it's been difficult finding malinois around New Jersey so I was curious what other breeds were recommended any experience with Rottweilers? And any opinions on them

Pit bulls make fantastic family pets although they can have natural aggression towards dogs. Rottweilers are great as well. I had a GSD growing up, I used to pull his ears and tail and hair and ride his back. He was a great family dog/protection dog. Border collies need a lot of space and attention - my BC comes with me everywhere I go, so he gets a lot of exercise and stimulation. They need this, otherwise they can be problematic, neurotic and snappy - esp towards kids. So it's up to your lifestyle and the amount of attention you're prepared to invest in the dog.

Personally I think border collies are the best breed you could ever have but I'm totally biased since my first dog was perfect and a border collie :P I don't recommend malinois - I have a mal X and she's a bag of nerves and highly reactive and sensitive (to be fair she didn't have the best start in life, it could have been much different if she'd been properly socialized, however at least part of it is genetic). Oh and Border Collies are NOT just companions, lol, they are working dogs - if you have a farm and want the sheep (or most other livestock) moved they'll do it better than any other breed. If you want a search and rescue dog they're one of the best (along with labs) and if you want a seizure alert dog, assistance dog or hearing dog they're better than most other breeds. They aren't best for protection work because of their size and biting style mainly but they don't lack courage or confidence - it takes a dog with courage to face up to an angry, stubborn 500kg cow (with horns) and turn it around - and then to get kicked or tossed in the air and get back up and do it again until the stock has been moved and the job is done. Sheepdogs are tough dogs!

Luculencia I love that perfect AND haha