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Ayrshire Collie Club — dedicated to bringing it’s members Club news as soon as it happens.
British Collie Club — With the breed at heart-the exhibitor in mind
Collie Association — continuing the founder’s aim of promoting the Rough Collie's popularity, by supporting and guiding owners, exhibitors and breeders at all levels.
Midland Collie Club — club news and information including links to member’s kennel sites.
Scottish Collie Club — learn more about the World’s oldest Collie Club including its available puppy register.
West of England Collie Society — keeps members up to date with the Collie Scene in the South West.
Yorkshire Collie Club — find out all the latest news about one of the United Kingdoms’s most friendly clubs.
The links supplied here, which are additional to those given throughout this site, all relate to subjects that those interested in Rough Collies might find of interest.
Neither Rough Collie Breed Council or its Member Clubs have any control over the content of third party web-sites nor should there inclusion here be considered a recommendation of either there products or services.
independent Collie Club sponsored and maintained web-sites.
Collie Rescue (Rough & Smooth) — the only registered charity rescue society dedicated to helping Collies in distress.
Collie Tree — tracing the Collie’s through its more than 140 year evolution from humble farm worker to glamorous Show Dog capable of winning at top level.
Collie Bibliography — A comprehensive list of the Collie Breed and General Dog books published over more than 100 years, complete with mini reviews, origin, language and whether in or out of print.
independent web-sites of dedicated to Collie interests.
The Kennel Club — the United Kingdom’s Canine Ruling Body – Making a Difference for Dogs.
Scottish Kennel Club — the leading canine authority in Scotland with disciplinary and regulatory powers over Scotland delegated from the Kennel Club.
Irish Kennel Club — Eire’s canine regulatory authority, now a full member or the FCI with special status regarding International Titles.
Fédération Cynologique Internationale — canine regulatory authority for much of the world including Europe usually referred to as the FCI.
American Kennel Club — the USA’s leading canine regulatory authority.
national and international canine ruling bodies which regulate shows and awards.
Dog World — Britain’s best selling canine newspaper now reproducing much of its content on-line plus an on-line version available to subscribers.
Our Dogs — the United Kingdom’s oldest canine newspaper with an extensive, subscription based, online archive.
recording news and views from the British Canine world including Show Critiques and breed related news for all Kennel Club recognised breeds.
for all General and Group Championship Shows.
a variety of web-sites all of which contain data of interest to canine enthusiasts of all levels.
Animal Health Trust — the science behind animal welfare providing specialist veterinary clinical, diagnostic and surgical services to companion animals.
British Small Animal Veterinary Association — promoting high scientific and educational standards in small animal medicine and surgery.
British Veterinary Association — the national representative body for the veterinary profession and Kennel Club partner on Various health schemes.
Cruft’s Dog Show — the world’s largest dog show founded by Charles Cruft in 1891 and run by the Kennel Club since 1948.
Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs — DEFRA government department responsible for Animal, Rural and Environmental affairs.
Discover Dogs — where the Kennel Club showcase most pedigree dog breeds with live example of each breed, allowing visitors to have their questions answered by experienced and knowledgeable owners who can provide essential advice on dog training, health, etc.
Dogs Lost — a self-help group dedicated to reuniting lost or stolen dogs with their owners.
KC Dog — a Kennel Club initiative established to keep dog owners informed about local policies that may affect their rights, and assist them in lobbying at a local level.
National Dog Tattoo Register — ear tattoos are permanent and visible means of identification your pet, applied within seconds, and requiring no anaesthetic or sedation.
Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons — promoting and sustaining public confidence in veterinary medicine and practitioners.