Uzi has great sports conditions, although she developed physically and mentally for quite a long time. She is insanely fast, has a huge drive and is very agile. She has a naturally very nice jumping technique. She learns very quickly and despite irregular training, she can really surprise us positively. At the same time, she is an element that is hard to control. She is definitely a crazy dog. She tries to read our minds a bit, she runs a bit faster than she thinks, but everything indicates that as soon as the brain starts working with the legs – she will be outstanding!

Uzi showed interest in sheep during herding training, she offered outruns and flanked.

In relation to other dogs, she is brave, confident, assertive and friendly. She communicates very well, she is not pushy. In relation to strangers, she is naturally distrustful – she does not seek contact with them, she keeps her distance but also does not react with fear. After a moment of observation, she comes to greet, but she is not effusive. She is interested in contact with people she knows, she is cheerful, effusive, gives kisses and climbs on her knees towards them.

She does not react to sounds, but she reacted strongly to movement. From the very beginning, she reacted to runners, cyclists and rollerbladers. It took some work for her to start ignoring them. She could also run after game, fortunately, she responds very nicely to recall. The problem was quickly worked out and does not come back, currently Uzi shows zero interest in such objects.

She finds herself well in different situations. She calms down politely when we take her with us to the cafe, she finds herself in crowded places such as fairs or shopping malls. She uses urban infrastructure like escalators or revolving doors without any problem. She completely trusts us and will follow us everywhere.

At home, she never had a problem with calming down during our presence. She always fell asleep outside the cage. She is a dog who just sleeps at home. She may not have a longer training or even a longer walk, and yet she will not be pushy or destructive. At home, she goes into sleep mode on the couch.

Uzi in play, like in her whole short life, is very crazy – during tug of war play, she is closer to an Amstaff than a Border Collie. She gives 200% of herself, growling loudly and engaging a lot. She quickly hands the released toy to her hands to continue playing.

She is definitely a dog for an experienced owner.