Blue Ridge Shetland Sheepdog Club
Sheltie Information
Some of our members went out to the 2008 ASSA Nationals in Colorado.
Click here for their achievements!
On July 8, 2007, BRSSC was voted in as a member club of the Virginia Federation of Dog Clubs and Breeders.
In November 2006 we were licensed to hold AKC events for Championship points.
For results from our First Specialty held in October, 2007 please click here.
Results from our 2007 Specialty Match are here.
Next Event - July - Kim Schive Genetics Seminar
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About Us
In 1997 it was decided to formalize the meetings with sights set on organizing a club to serve Sheltie fanciers in the Blue Ridge area. Our founding members bring years of experience in the show ring, a wealth of knowledge of the breed standard and structure and a shared desire to educate fellow fanciers and newcomers, as well as the general community. Therefore, one of the first tasks we faced was developing a mission statement. This statement is a constant reminder of our goal and purpose. To educate all breeders and the general public on the ethical and proper breeding, care and training of the Shetland Sheepdog. Blue Ridge Shetland Sheepdog Club achieved recognition by the American Kennel Club in August of 2004. For the most part, BRSSC members reside in the northern, central and western Virginia areas, western Maryland, West Virginia areas. We pride ourselves on our ability to mix friendship, fun, and learning with another tradition in the dog fancy -- good food. We appreciate your support and are open to suggestions on how BRSSC can help meet your needs and the needs of our community.
No pictures on this site may be reproduced and are the property of BRSSC and the persons/organizations who took them. With the exception of the BRSSC Logo, Graphics on this site are courtesy ofnClan Duncan unless otherwise noted
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The BRSSC evolved when a group of Sheltie breeders and
fanciers, who were meeting regularly for puppy picnics and social events where dogs were welcome to join in the fun, decided to put their efforts into a more positive community effort.
