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     • Under Canadian law, every purebred border collie sold must be registered with the CBCA and pedigree must be provided without extra cost within six months of purchase.
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   Can a CBCA dog be registered?

   • (AIBC), and the North American Sheepdog Society (NAIBC). If an animal has only these registries in its pedigree it can be registered or parent a CBCA litter. The B registry records those Border collies, also purebred, with other recognized registries in its pedigree.

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   Can a Canadian Border Collie be registered with the ABCA?

   • You can register a Canadian Border collie that is already registered in the CBCA "A" registry. If your dog is registered in the CBCA "B" registry you will not be able to register with the ABCA as they require that no ancestor be registered with AKC or any other registry that has conformation.

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   What is the Canadian Border Collie Association (CBCA)?

   • The Canadian Border Collie Association (CBCA) is the only registry for purebred Border collies in Canada. As with registries for other purebred animals in Canada, the CBCA is incorporated as a not-for-profit under the federal Animal Pedigree Act and its Bylaws have been approved by the federal government.

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   How do I register a Canadian Border Collie?

   • The first thing to understand about registering a Canadian Border Collie is that it must be purebred. In Canada a purebred Border Collie must be registered with the Canadian Border Collie Association (CBCA) . The CBCA is the only association recognized by the Canadian Livestock and pedigree act.

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   Does the Canadian Kennel Club Register Border Collies?

   • The Canadian Kennel Club (CKC) does not register Border Collies. However, Canadian purebred Border collies registered with the Canadian Border Collie Association (CBCA) can compete in CKC events as a "listed breed". To compete in these events you need to apply for a Miscellaneous Certification Number

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   Do Border Collies need CBCA membership?

   • CBCA membership is not required to register or transfer an animal, but may result in significant cost savings for those registering a number of dogs. Border collies can be registered in one of two ways: A breeder (owner of the dam) can apply to register a litter of pups.

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3. www.canadianbordercollies.org › registration-1Registration — Canadian Border Collie Association

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   Every Border collie registered with the CBCA must bear a unique tattoo or microchip. For litter registrations, the unique identifier must be applied before the pup leaves the breeder. For transfers from another registry, the animal must be marked before the application is made.

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   Sole registry for purebred border collies in Canada, incorporated under the Animal Pedigree Act. welcome to the canadian border collie association. Our objectives are the encouragement, development and regulation of the breeding of purebred border collies in Canada.

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   Any pup whose dam and or sire is being shown in conformation will be registered in the Section B registry. Please note: Dogs from other registries can be recognized as purebred by CBCA (see below), as long as the dogs show at least three generations of recognized background. Example 1

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   You can register a Canadian Border collie that is already registered in the CBCA "A" registry. If your dog is registered in the CBCA "B" registry you will not be able to register with the ABCA as they require that no ancestor be registered with AKC or any other registry that has conformation.

7. boards.bordercollie.org › topic › 5974-new-questionnew question about ABCA/CBCA registration - Politics and ...

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   Feb 6, 2006 · The Section "A" and "B" registration for the Canadian Border Collie Association has been around since it was approved as the registry for Border Collies in Canada by Agriculture Canada. I don't know how many Border Collies are registered as Section B dogs with CBCA, but it would be very very few.

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   The American Kennel Club (AKC) does register purebred Canadian Border Collies. Here’s what you need to do for adult dogs: 1. Have registration papers from the Canadian Border Collie Association. 2. Submit two standing pictures of your dog, one from the side and one from the front. 3. Apply for an Open Dog Registry. 4. Apply for a Foreign Dog ...

9. boards.bordercollie.org › topic › 42345-what-is-yourWhat is your Border Collie registered in? - General Border ...

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   Aug 15, 2021 · I am wondering if I should register my Border Collie (he is a little over a year now) in ABCA (parents were both ABCA registered) and/or USBCHA. For some background, I started herding lessons and plan to conti...