Anadune Border Collie Database

The Anadune Border Collie Database contains information on 334,472 dogs and 13,440 shows, covering all forms of competition including show, obedience and agility. The database is intended to be an aid to all breeders and owners of Border Collies.

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Thank you to the our members who have made donations towards the costs of maintaining the database — see below for our special thanks.

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Latest News

Photo of Smart As A Whip Danger Zone [Esp]Smart As A Whip Danger Zone [Esp] was awarded the Dog CC at the East Anglian Border Collie Club 2026 breed show on 4 May 2026.
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Multi Ch Story Rex Carpe Diem (LOI 2254946) [Ita]
Smart As A Whip Danger Zone [Esp]
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Esp Prt Ch Smart As A Whip Real Dream Of Love [Esp]
Fayken I Am Here was awarded the Best in Show and Bitch CC at the East Anglian Border Collie Club 2026 breed show on 4 May 2026. This is her 20th CC.
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Sh Ch Arrodare Its Now Or Never JW
Fayken I Am Here
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Sh Ch Fayken Indecent Proposal JW
Ob Ch Sarkam Sinatra ** was awarded the obedience Dog CC at the Wirral 2026 obedience show on 4 July 2026. This is his 17th obedience CC.
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Ob Ch Ruskath Magical Image ***
Ob Ch Sarkam Sinatra **
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Sarkam's Focus On The Dream
Photo of Ob Ch Havastorm Dream On **Ob Ch Havastorm Dream On ** was awarded the obedience Bitch CC at the Wirral 2026 obedience show on 4 July 2026. This is her 6th obedience CC.
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A Breeze For Bliss Dark Dynamite (NHSB 3037925) [Ned]
Ob Ch Havastorm Dream On **
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Ob Ch Halligalli Have A Riot ***
Photo of Comebyanaway Redefine MeComebyanaway Redefine Me was awarded the agility CC at the Derbyshire Dac Championship Agility Show 2026 agility show on 14 March 2026.
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Shadow Of Aire Speed [Svn]
Comebyanaway Redefine Me
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Comebyanaway Running Wild (ISDS 344500)

Special thanks

The database relies on donations to be able to run and we are very grateful for any we receive as the database does have a number of external costs which need to be covered each year — for example, a donation of £60 covers an eighth of the annual hosting costs in 2026. In 2025 and 2026, we were very grateful to:

  • Katrin Deinlein for helping us cover an eighth of the annual hosting costs for 2026.
  • Midlands Border Collie Club for helping us cover an eighth of the annual hosting costs for 2026.
  • Peter Robertson for helping us cover an eighth of the annual hosting costs for 2025.

And of course the team, the pillar of what makes the database run, the very special people who help check / modify / add data to the database, spending a number of hours each day on this task. They allow me to concentrate on keeping things running smoothly, work on new database features and incorporate corrections. In alphabetical order, they currently are: Bernice Emanuel, Val Hawker, Julian Lloyd and Lindsay Rose. Thank you.

Thanks are also very much due to people who have offered substantial part of their time to helping with the database, over the years these have been: Helen Aucott, Joy Costello, Bruce Kilsby, Jana Malinska, Pauline Marshall, and Angelika Wild. They worked extremely hard tidying up particular sections of the database, sacrificing their free time in order to make the database better for everyone.

Our gratitude also goes to our friends who have formed part of the ABCD team for years, Chris Green, who ensured the database could even carry on running by not only maintaining data but by also exceedingly successfully keeping up the infrastructure for years (despite not being an IT person!), and Sheena Kilsby. We are very sorry to report that Sheena Kilsby passed away on the 31st July 2014. Not just a great friend and wealth of knowledge, Sheena spent many hours each day working hard on the database, making sure pedigrees were correct, tracking down missing information as well as tidying up data so the database could run as smoothly as possible. Most of the information on the database has gone through her hands, and so each page viewed is a reminder of her. She is greatly missed.