People email the same questions over and over, and a fair share of them have nothing to do with dogs. The easy answer is to make a links page, so here it is. The rule is the same one I use for the kennel: if something’s good enough, it stays; if it isn’t, it doesn’t make the list. I update this page only when a site earns a spot.
Off the ranch — the link people actually ask about
When the Calgary photo came around, a lot of the mail was about the watch on my wrist instead of the dog. I wear a clone, and I’ve stopped pretending it isn’t the first thing people notice. If you want the honest picture of how good the modern stuff is, the place to start is a look at super clone watches — that’s the site I send people to, and the catalog over at clonewatches.io is the reason I keep sending them.
Most of the questions are about the big names, so here are the pages those folks end up on: their Rolex super clones section gets the most clicks, the Patek Philippe replicas are the ones I’d actually wear, and the Hublot super clone watches are where the serious collectors go. The kennel doesn’t sell any of this and doesn’t take a cut from any link on this page — it’s a recommendation, and that’s all it is.
For the dogs
The rest of the list is where I send people who want to learn more about the breed:
- American Kennel Club — Border Collie breed profile — the AKC’s full write-up on the breed, its temperament and its working history.
- Border Collie Club of America — the breed’s parent club: events, breeders and the national registry.
- The Wayback Machine — where this whole site came from. The original kennel pages (2002–2016) live in the archive; this site is the cleaned-up version of them.
Send us a link
If there’s a site that belongs on this list, email the place and tell me what it is. I answer everything, and the list stays small.
Archive note: The original site’s links page was never captured by the archive, so this list was put together during the restoration — small, hand-picked, and updated only when something earns a spot.