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Border Collie breeders, South Carolina

List of all dog breeders active in Lancaster Puppies.

Krazy Carolina Kennels

Breed: Border Collie
0 puppies available
Pantego, North Carolina
Krazy Carolina Kennels is a 3 brothers breeder club that they started for the joy of raising their favorite breed of dog-- border collies! It is situated on a family farm in Hyde County, NC.

Old South Border Collies

Breed: Border Collie
0 puppies available
Florence, South Carolina
Our Border Collie puppies are Purebred ABCA, raised by our children that began years ago doing this as a 4H project. We spend lots of time with these puppies every day, so they are well socialized and super sweet! Our puppies will even come to you with basic potty training skills in place!

Mysteryrose

Breed: Border Collie, Labrador Retriever
0 puppies available
Valdese, North Carolina

DiCola Farm

Breed: Border Collie
0 puppies available
Bradley, South Carolina
We are thrilled to announce that Viper delivered her litter of 7 Border Collie puppies, on September 17th. We have 3 boys and 4 girls. If you've been thinking about adding a Border Collie to your family—or know someone who has—now is the perfect time to reach out! We'd love to answer your questions and add you to our interest list.

Alice McCluney- McCluney Farms

Breed: Border Collie
0 puppies available
Rutherfordton, North Carolina
McCluney Farms is a small family farm that has been raising Black Angus Cattle for over 100 years. We raise ABCA registered border collies on our farm to help us work the stock. All of our pups are part of our family and their parents are active working dogs trained for both sheep and cattle. When they aren't working cattle, they are busy playing fetch and swimming in creeks and lakes whenever the

Dee’s BC Pups

Breed: Border Collie
0 puppies available
Inman, South Carolina

William Coulter

Breed: Border Collie
0 puppies available
Asheville, North Carolina
I'm a casual breeder of Border Collies. I breed when my girls want to but generally that's once a year because I have a life other than breeding. I am a part-time trainer of working dogs. I teach people and there dogs how to work sheep weather they have cows, goats, sheep or ducks. Sheep are great workable stock to demonstrate the principals or concepts of working stock with there dog. Also, I tra