Welcome to the Web Site of the Border Collie Club of Victoria
This
site contains various information about the Border Collie breed
and the Victorian Border Collie Club. If you are thinking about getting a Border Collie or you have a new puppy and need more information feel free to contact us for further assistance. Our aim is to promote and encourage
the responsible breeding, working and showing of purebred Border
Collies. The Border Collie Club of Victoria Inc. would like to thank our sponsor for their support |
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The Border Collie Club Victoria Inc. would like to thank Purina Proplan for sponsoring all of our 2008 events. |
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Attention
Members: |
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| People wishing to submit CEA and CL DNA testing results for publication with the stud register and on the BCCV website. In the case of clear results a copy of the certificate should be submitted. In the case of Carrier/Affected results a copy of the email should be submitted. Hips scores, elbow scores and eye testing results can also be submitted. All results need to be accompanied by a completed Permission to Print form. | |||||||
The Border Collie Club of Victoria now accepts paypal. Details available on the membership form
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Notice to Members: Clause 82 – Your Questions Answered Dogs Victoria has obtained a clarification from the Bureau of Animal Welfare of the impact of the new Clause 82 of the Animals Legislation Amendment (Animal Care) Bill 2007 which makes it an offence to exhibit a dog with a docked tail, which is regarded as a prohibited procedure under the legislation. The following information provides answers to the most common questions. Please continue to call the Office for any further clarification that you require. For your information, Management Committee at the November meeting approved the following recommendation: “That as from the enactment of the Animals Legislation Amendment (Animal Care) Bill 2007, DOGS Victoria will not accept the registration of any dog with a shortened tail without full documentation validating that such shortening is in compliance with Clause 82 C and D of the Act.” In 2008 members of dogs with shortened tails will be offered small ID cards to provide evidence that the dog complies with the legislation. A follow-up Q & A sheet will be also developed early in 2008 to clarify the provisions of Clause 89 which make it an offence to recklessly breed and sell dogs with one of the 5 listed diseases. Regards Elizabeth White Chief Executive DOGS Victoria Ph. 03 9788 2500 Fax. 03 9788 2599 |
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