Eclipse Border Collies

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We are a small house located on a half acre in Northeastern North Dakota. We are involved in herding (AHBA and soon USBCHA), agility (some AKC and NADAC), rally obedience (AKC), and soon obedience (AKC). We rescue occasionally and foster Border Collies as needed. All of our dogs are a part of our family and are involved in lots of activities. Likewise, I am the Versatility Chairperson for the Border Collie Society of America. I enjoy the position and have learned a lot. I also support the American Border Collie Association as a Lifetime member and I have been a Basic Agility or Obedience instructor for the Grand Forks Kennel Club since they formed (2004). I love teaching basic agility and watching the teams develop from the first day to the last day of classes. I do private and group lessons in agility and obedience, as needed. Our working dogs work ducks regularly and sheep as we can get to them. I believe in breeding Border Collies for instinct, health, brains, and personality. I fell in love with the Border Collie as a working dog in 1993 when I was watching a sheepdog demo at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities. Since then I have always wanted to be a part of a well working team. I have that with my dogs. I got involved with Border Collies through my first dog in 1993. I rescued Cria from a Humane Society when she was six to eight weeks old. I named her Summer Eclipse after the eclipse I saw for the first time that summer...

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