r/Boradors

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u/GaryNOVA — 7 days ago

8 Years with Koda

Adopted him October 5, 2018 when he was 2.5 years old. Here are some of my favorite “ugly” pictures of him to celebrate!

u/Stevo32792 — 10 days ago

Puppy blues 11 weeks

Someone please tell me the biting gets better 😭 Our 11 week old Borador is honestly so hard at the moment, and we’re really struggling to balance him with our 5yo twins.
We’ve tried toys, redirection, treats and everything we can think of, but it’s not always enough. I actually have a rehoming post ready to go, but a part of me is still wondering if we should just push through and wait for this stage to pass.
Please tell me it gets better 😭💔

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u/More-Blueberry3455 — 11 days ago

I ended up adopting the borador in question, Buddy Lee! He is absolutely perfect.

From high kill shelter on the euthanasia list, to prison training program to my home. I’m so grateful for the inmates that cared for him for 6 months and loved him dearly. And for the head trainer who saved him from death and saw his potential. I love him so much

u/atoad_aso — 13 days ago

Borador Puppy? (5 months old, 17 lbs)

Does my new puppy look like a Borador? How big should I expect her to be?

-Probably 5 months old
-17 lbs
-slim face and body, long legs  
-Attentive and easy to train (learned 5 words in first 24 hours after we got her)  
-Very affectionate, loves cuddling  
-Does not seem to bark much  
-Ignores our cat  
-Interested in birds and squirrels but does not run after them

u/penguinlane — 13 days ago