About BCSA
The BCSA began in the Fall of 1990 as a very loose group of friends in Louisville, Kentucky. This group foresaw the fact that the Border Collie would eventually be AKC-recognized and wanted to be involved. read more…
Border Collies & Health
The BCSA is committed to breeding practices that will preserve the working ability and health of the world’s premier sheep herding breed. Responsible breeders should test the sire and dam of each litter for disorders that may disproportionately affect the Border Collie. read more…
Looking For A Puppy?
Remember that the decision that you are making regarding a new puppy is one that will affect both your family and the puppy for many years to come. You should be careful, don’t shop impulsively, and make sure you are getting a healthy dog. read more…
New Field Reps Announced for AKC Herding Program
The AKC Performance Events Department welcomes two new field representatives to the AKC Herding Program. Starting this month, Robin Penland-Elliott and Ken Ferrill will begin their new roles representing AKC at herding events. Robin Penland-Elliott brings over 40...
read moreGenetic Basis of Exercise-Induced Collapse in Border Collie Related Breeds
Border Collie collapse (BCC) is an episodic nervous system disorder that is triggered by strenuous exercise. BCC is recognized throughout North America, Europe, and Australia and is observed in dogs used for working stock, as well as dogs participating in agility or...
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Borderlines Border Collies Magazine BCSA Borderlines next issue deadline is May 15th for the June/July issue. Send in your latest news or your lovely wins! Send to editor@bordercolliesociety.com Full pages are available. Deadline is May 15,...
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