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Hello,

I recently got my dog Odin. He is 3.5 months old. The person who sold me the dog was selling him as a BC. I saw the pics of his mom who appears to be a BC but not his dad. However, as I was investigating through I saw that he appears to be very alike to a McNab so i would like to hear out your opinion.

PS. We love Odin independently, I am just curious of his breed.
 

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Did the person selling him not give you any registration paperwork? The odds of him being a Border Collie or Border Collie mix are statistically much higher than the odds of him being a McNab. However, you can contact the McNab Shepherd Registry if you want. McNab Shepherd Registry – Preservation of The McNab Dog
 

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Did the person selling him not give you any registration paperwork? The odds of him being a Border Collie or Border Collie mix are statistically much higher than the odds of him being a McNab. However, you can contact the McNab Shepherd Registry if you want. McNab Shepherd Registry – Preservation of The McNab Dog
Well, I live in Panam City, Panama. It is a third world country so such records are not held in general unless you buy the puppy from an actual dog farm or a company etc. I was just hoping to get some feedback from y'all based on his general look. As you can see, the mother appears to be a solid border collie but I do not have the info of the dad. The seller claims Odin is BC but the ears and the fur confuses me. :)

But once again, we love him to death. We are just wondering what breed he is.
 

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Ah. Border Collies can have short fur and erect ears. They can also come in a more colors than black and white. Most people who use and breed working and/or sport Border Collies care more about working ability than appearance, so there can be a wide variety of "looks", as opposed to people breeding for the show ring, where the type is more uniform and consistent.

A friend of mine has a short-haired, erect-eared, black and white Border Collie, as well as a long-haired, tipped-eared, red tricolor Border Collie.
 
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