Yearbook

The Yearbook is produced annually and includes a full summary of all the Activities of the Club. The 2003 Yearbook will be available from Barbara Partridge at, and after Crufts 2004.

It is usually available at Crufts Dog Show each year and may be preordered from the Yearbook Editor, Barbara Partridge

Members are circulated during the previous year for up to date show records, Roll of Honour pages for all CC , Res CC , Junior Warrant and Senior Working Test Winners (up to the end of October).It also includes Members advertisments, Judging appointments, Judges lists, Points trophies, Full Show Results and much much more.

Back Issues
A limited number of the current book are still available contact the Editor. For previous years that are available please contact Alec Prescott (tel: 01772 814109)

We have very small stocks of certain years - don't delay ordering to avoid disappointment. Prices are as follows

1991 - £9.50

1992 - £11.00

1993 - £11.00

1994 - £11.00

1996 - £13.50

1997 - £13.50

1998 - £13.50

1999 - £13.50

2000 - £14.00

2001 - £15.00

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Ordering Instructions - UK

Ordering Instructions - Overseas

Order Form UK

Order Form Overseas

Roll of Honour - UK

Roll of Honour - Overseas

Working Results

Questionnaire - UK

Questionnaire - Overseas

Postage & Packaging - Zone A

Zone B

Zone C

Hip Dysplasia
The Bearded Collie Club policy on HD is that those dogs owned by the member of the Club and mentioned in all official club publications should have their status indicated with regard to Xraying for signs of Hip Dysplasia. This applies in the yearbook to advertisments, dogs included in the Rolls of Honour and dogs in the Stud Dog List.

Adverts use the following abbreviations:-
NX The dog has not been Xayed ( This will include all dogs under the age of 12 months as this is the minimum age for submissionof xrayed dogs into the KC BVA Scheme

X The dog has not been scored.This fact is not to be taken as any indication of the state of a dogs hips

XS The dog has been Xrayed and Scored.. There is no compulsion for owners to give the actual score awarded and the absence of a score should not be taken as any indication of a high score.