Due to the Collie's double coat, in which the guard hairs are longer than the undercoat, the breed requires regular brushing (every 4–8 weeks) and even more frequent sessions during the spring and autumn coat-changing seasons.

A thorough brushing and combing regimen a few times a week is essential for keeping a well-groomed Collie free from mats and tangles. A slicker brush should be used on the tangled sections of the coat, while a stiff-bristle brush may be used elsewhere.

The subject of whether or not Border Collies need haircuts is a prevalent one. The standard response is negative. The Border Collie's coat may not be as practical in the colder months if you choose to cut it since the hair may not come back in the same way. Your dog's safety and comfort are guaranteed by the double layer of fur that grows naturally on his body.

Maintaining the health and condition of their coat is more essential than changing its look when it comes to grooming. Grooming helps maintain their coat in top condition, eliminates the risk of mats, and ensures that they are always warm, dry, and healthy.