About

Hi, I'm Tine

I actively train and compete with my dogs in many sports, have participated in hundreds of competitions, and the goal for my breeding is to create the ideal sports dog with flash and function.

I have competed in agility, rally-obedience, obedience, shows, smeller and working obedience.

I want a border collie that can work focused without stress, and that is why I use show lines for sports. They truly are amazing, and are the perfect dogs in my opinion.

Healthy, Happy, Hardworking and Handsome.

Every dog I choose for my breeding program must tick all these boxes.

Healthy

I strive to take every single possible health test and DNA test available on the market before breeding, to make sure that my puppies are as healthy as possible.
Of course, no guarantees can be given, but I do everything in my power.

Happy

A dog with a great temperament is the best companion you could ever wish for, and mentality should be one of the most important traits in a dog. A dog should function well in all situations.

Hardworking

A steady and focused dog without stress, with perseverance and a strong will to please is an amazing partner when training and competing.

Handsome

Because you CAN have both brains and beauty. A strong, solid and correct structure is important – not only for its health and good looks, but also for its ability to do its job.

History

I got my first border collie during my teenage years. I also had an australian shepherd after my studies, and we travelled and competed all over Scandinavia together.

I was a member of the board of ASKN (The Australian Shepherd Club of Norway) for years. Later, I was in the breeding committee and I was the puppy councilor for australian shepherds in Norway, on behalf of ASKN.

But - once a border collie, always a border collie, and I have only had border collies ever since. They sure are in a different league, and I absolutely love them.

I studied pedigrees for about 15 years and narrowed down the lines I wanted in my breeding before establishing my kennel.

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