To oversee breeding to maintain natural instincts and typical characteristics while staying healthy. Photographs, breed information, classified ads, and links. [English/Czech] - Read more

Promoting responsible breeThe club was originally formed in 1973 and was registered with the Kennel Club in 1976. The aim of the club is to promote and encourage the responsible breeding, working and showing of Border Collies. We accept membership from both the UK and from abroad and new members are always welcome. As part of your membership, you will receive our quarterly Border Collie newsletter. ding, working and showing. Features event listings, club news and publications. Membership information available. - Read more

The Club is a non profit organisation focussed on promoting the Border Collie Breed. This includes promoting proper care, minimising the incidence of hereditary disease and highlighting activities such as Breed Exhibition, Obedience, Agility, Tracking and Herding. The club holds two championship shows & trial per year, one which is usually held in April and the other in October. Australia. - Read more

This is a non-profit organisation that aims to promote the pedigree Border Collie throughout the state of Queensland. Breed issues such as health problems , the breed standard and conformation showing are the major focus of this club. However many of our members participate in performance events such as Obedience, Agility, Herding and Jumping . These achievements are recognised and awarded by our club. - Read more

Offers free membership. Features news and views, pictures, and a children's section. United Kingdom. - Read more

Promotes responsible breeding, ownership, health, awards and events. Activity education including herding, obedience, agility, tracking, companion dogs, flyball and therapy. The American Kennel Club Parent Club for the Border Collie - Read more

The Associations objectives are the encouragement, development and regulation of the breeding of purebred Border Collies in Canada. Contains registry forms. Also lists trainers, breeders, sheepdog trials and results, and herding clinics. - Read more

The Kentuckiana Tartan Border Collie Club (KTBCC) seeks, welcomes and values members who have many different interests including organized sport, AKC-licensed events, herding and family pets. - Read more

Features organization information, links, breed details, show and trial schedules and results, FAQs, litter announcements and recent news. Australia. - Read more

Promotes sheepdog trials organization, rules and regulations. Includes trial results, upcoming events, scoring sheet, current points standings, photos, and event entry and membership forms. - Read more

The United States Border Collie Club, Inc. (USBCC) is dedicated to preserving the Border Collie as a working stock dog, opposing the showing, judging, and breeding of Border Collies based upon their appearance, promoting the breeding only of sound and healthy animals free of genetic defects, and encouraging Border Collie owners to work with their dogs in the many canine sports at which Border Collies excel. - Read more

The United States Border Collie Handler\'s Association, Inc. (USBCHA) is the sanctioning body for sheep and cattledog trials trials throughout the United States and Canada. It was founded in 1979 and has grown into an organization of more than 800 members. Crawford, Texas. - Read more