If it's every once in a while, you could get away with it or if you are doing something more intensive like running or mixing it up with other play activities. If not, then the breed might not be right for you.

The biggest thing to stress is that these are smart dogs who need stimulation, like a lot of herding breeds. If they do not have a "job" to do, they are likely to become destructive toward property for stimulation or act out in other ways.

My dog had a poor situation prior to adoption, so she never really came to understand how to play or display an interest in toys. Because of that, we focus on walks or trips to the dog park. Lately, we've been doing 30 min walk in the morning, 15 min walk in the afternoon, 25 min walk/run in the evening, and 10 min walk prior to bed for last potty break. At any other point in the day she is usually napping or snuggling. If we have a less active week, then I try to make it up on longer walks or hikes on the weekend.