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About MPBCA
MPBCA Goals:
- Promoting the Border Collie breed as a working stock dog.
- Educating the public on the abilities, working characteristics, variations in type and recognized registries of the breed.
- Promoting and maintaining purebred dogs and encouraging selective breeding to eliminate and control genetic defects that may be found in the breed.
- Conducting organized workout sessions, fun days, and trials to encourage members to develop their dogs to the fullest extent of their natural abilities.
- Keeping membership informed of workout, training clinics, trials, and other matters concerning the breed.
- Promoting competitive activity with other field trial oriented organizations.
MPBCA Organization:
The MPBCA is led by volunteer officers, which are elected on a biannual basis. In addition to the opportunity of serving as an officer, MPBCA provides many avenues for members to get involved.
Volunteer workers are always needed for every MPBCA activity, to help guarantee the success of the event.
In addition, a variety of committees provide excellent opportunities for members to make new friends and work together on common MPBCA goals.
MPBCA Activities
The MPBCA attracts top handlers to conduct stockdog clinics and one-on-one instruction sessions. Health clinics, instinct testing and other events generate funds for the MPBCA and provide members with low-cost services for their Border Collies.
With Colorado's mild weather, educational "fun days" are often available throughout the year.
Officers--2010-2012
President
Bob Stoller
robert.stoller@colorado.edu
| MPBCA Bylaws Adopted 3/26/11 |  |
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