A stock image shows a gray and white border collie and black Labrador retriever playing on the green grass.

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A simple video has managed to melt hearts across social media, all thanks to one irresistibly cute puppy who perfectly blends the traits of two much‑loved breeds: the Labrador retriever and the Border collie.

Shared on Thursday by TikTok creator @freddiewuf, the short TikTok video focuses on the tiny dog’s striking look.

With a body shape that immediately calls to mind a Labrador retriever and a coat that resembles the classic pattern of a Border collie, the puppy stands out from the moment it appears on screen.

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Layover text in the video reads: "Ever wondered what a border collie mixed with a Labrador looks like?" The mix of features creates a one‑of‑a‑kind appearance that has left many viewers gushing in the comments.

Stock image: a gray-and-white Border collie and black Labrador retriever play on the green grass.

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If the adorable visuals weren’t enough, the caption under the video adds another layer of sweetness: "The little butt wiggles."

Mixed-breed dogs are those with ancestry from two or more breeds, often without predictable traits like purebred canines. Caring for a mixed breed involves several key practices. First, provide proper nutrition with a balanced, high-quality diet suited to the dog’s age and size, while avoiding overfeeding.

Second, maintain routine care such as brushing teeth, grooming the coat, trimming nails, cleaning ears, and bathing when necessary. Third, ensure regular exercise to keep the canine fit, support joint health, and prevent obesity; activity levels should match the dog’s size and possible breed traits.

Fourth, protect long-term health through vaccinations, parasite prevention, and regular veterinary checkups. And, finally, address behavior through training, socialization, mental stimulation, and spending quality time together.

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The video has already gone viral, quickly gaining traction on TikTok and spreading across social-media feeds, where it has so far gathered over 830,000 views and more than 130,000 likes.

One user, Myhikingjourney1, commented: "Why are they called a Borador and not a Collab? I think Collab sounds better. Your dog is stunning [by the way]."

Jo.mts_ wrote: "I need to know how much chaos they cause. Too cute to care."

Another user, Coldtempered2150, added: "Looks like an Oreo Cookie blizzard from Dairy Queen."

Do you have funny and adorable videos or pictures of your pet you want to share? Send them to life@newsweek.com with some details about your best friend, and they could appear in our Pet of the Week lineup.

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