apante
Awww!! She is 2 cute....I'm pretty sure any1 would like her, so go for it

Josh C
She will be an excellent dog for you, no matter what age. Definately sounds like a very cute dog. Take very good care of her, show her much attention. Train her now on everything, maybe even training classes. Make sure you get her out to dog parks and to see other people. Make sure you socialize her alot. Guaranteed to be a very good/pretty dog.

baby girl
yes she is very cute

lois d
yes will be good with child.

purple_haze
no my dog is cute. its ok though.

Janice O
Awwww! What an adorable puppy! I think she would be perfect for a 12 year old.

Christina B
I think she would be perfect for a 12 year old.

rfgrl102
awww SO CUTEE!!

gracehillboy
Sounds like a real cute puppy to me, and agood mix of friendly breeds though it may not be too intelligent.

Gail H
Being she is part retriever and border collie, she will need a lot of exercise. She has herding as well as retrieving instincts and both breeds are highly intelligent. If she is not walked or exercised on a daily basis she can become bored and destructive. As long as your daughter is very active and is willing to take the time she will be very loving, loyal, easy to train and a great companion.

Laura G
Very cute. What kid wouldn't want her?! Is it not possible for the girl to pick though?

Kimberly
this dog is probably pretty alright as long as its not to aggressive. make sure that its not a dog that needs attention all the time because she might have to leave the dog alone most of the time when she goes to school, also make sure you have proper equipment like a kennal, and a yard to run in when its left alone. hope she loves the dog!

angie v
Aww.......................she is so cute!!!!!!!!!! i bet a 12 year old would love this dog!!!!

Ash
i think she is a great dog for 12 years old and she is very cute

hanksimon
Yes, she looks very cute, and will probably be very intelligent. Should be a good dog, but will need lots of exercise, training, and love. You want to wlak or run with her twice a day for 30 minutes. You can already train her to sit, down, stay and come. I also recommend that you have her spayed before she is 6 months old. As a lab, she might chew and swallow everything, so don't let her chew on anything except hard rubber dog toys. As part Border, she may want to herd, but she will need something to occupy her intelligence, so you might look into a Buster Cube and a Kong. Teach her Bite Inhibition, if she nips you. If you can't find out how, just ask on this list. Very important - socialize her with as many nice, gentle people as possible over the next month, and after she has all of her shots, then socialize her with lots of different, friendly dogs... maybe puppy classes. Go to the library and look at tapes and books by Ian Dunbar, Turid Rugaas, and Patricia Mcconnell. Positive Training for dummies is good. And never let anyone hit or yell at your dog. After I had done some training, I took my puppy to 'professional' training. The trainer told us to COMMAND the dog to sit. I told my dog to sit, but he was distracted by everyone yelling. The trainer said run up and TELL him, so he can hear you. Everyone else was sitting and they were quiet. So, my dog was calm... I walked half way.... and whispered "sit". Just as the trainer said to "SHout it, so he can hear you," my pup sat.... And the trainer stood there with his mouth open... Dogs here very well and you can train them easily, by being calm and gentle.

Timmy M
Heck yes she is cute. I have one of those. A ll dogs are suited for children as long as the dog knows the child before turning 2 years old.