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		<title>What does a Border Collie Jack Russle Terrier mix look like?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[People have their own opinions of what makes the perfect dog for them. At times it is not an issue if it is a purebred, a half breed of a mixed breed but the way the dog makes them feel when they are around them. A mixed breed of an animal isn’t bad at all; [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>People have their own opinions of what makes the perfect dog for them. At times it is not an issue if it is a purebred, a half breed of a mixed breed but the way the dog makes them feel when they are around them. A mixed breed of an animal isn’t bad at all; in fact they look beautiful.</p>
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<p style="text-align: left">The Border Collie Jack Russell Terrier for example. It is a <strong>medium sized</strong> dog with <strong>moderate amount of coat</strong>.  They can be of any colors like: black tricolor, red and white, red tricolor, blue, lilac, red merle, blue merle, and brindle. Australian red/ gold is also seen frequently. <strong>Their eye color varies from deep brown to amber or blue.</strong> Their ears are fully erect; while some has fully dropped ears and others has semi- erect ears. This hybrid is being purposely developed for the agility sports and flyball. <strong>They are a calm breed</strong> and sweet with their owners. These dogs tend to be very intense and busy, requiring a lot of activity. Experienced handlers and pet owners are advised for this breed and the need a lot of daily exercise</p>
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