Litter registration
Breeders of an AWBCR-eligible mating
The breeder registers the litter first: sire, dam, mating and whelping dates, and the puppies produced. Once the litter is approved, each puppy is issued its own AWBCR number and can be transferred to its new owner.
- ·Both parents registered or eligible
- ·Mating and whelp dates
- ·Puppy count, sexes and markings
Single dog registration
Owners of an eligible dog not registered through a litter
An individual dog whose parents are recorded in the stud book, or whose ancestry can be documented, may be registered directly without a litter application.
- ·Documented sire and dam
- ·Proof of ownership
- ·Photographs of the dog
Migration / foundation registration
Owners of dogs registered with an approved working registry
A dog already registered with a recognized working Border Collie registry may be migrated into the AWBCR stud book. The original registry and number are retained on the record permanently.
- ·Original registration certificate
- ·Available pedigree documentation
- ·Approved source registry
Registration on Merit (ROM)
Owners of working dogs with incomplete or unverifiable pedigree
Dogs that demonstrate genuine livestock-working ability may be admitted on merit following evaluation. ROM dogs are marked as such in the stud book and their descendants build pedigree from that point forward.
- ·Working evaluation by an approved evaluator
- ·Video or trial evidence
- ·Owner declaration of known breeding
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Applications are submitted from your member dashboard. Fees are shown before payment and each application can be tracked through review.