The Border Corner

The Border Corner is an online community for border terrier enthusiasts internationally. Whether you're a pet owner, breeder, or simply an admirer of the breed, we encourage you to make yourself at home. Conformation, pet owners, and owners of border terriers involved in dog sports are all welcome and our diversity creates a dynamic community that drives The Border Corner.

After the recent forum thread regarding possible changes to the site, this template seemed to be embraced by the community. And so, now, we have a brand new fresh look! Please do report any problems you have with this look so I can rectify them as soon as possible. I will, however, be away for the next two days so problems can only be fixed once I return. Hope you like the new look!

Major Updates

Fresh Updates

	Wicklow Mist Along the Wall (2.9.2008)
	Bernfield's Ellie JE (Junior Earthdog) (31.8.2008)
	Irton Starship in Aurdu (29.8.2008)
	Champion Brockfox Bracken (20.8.2008)
	Brockfox Beretta (20.8.2008)

My male border terrier is named Loofah. I will buy a girl soon and her name will be Moppet. more >

IF U R ON BEBO PLEASE LOOK AT www.bebo.com/borderterriers01
I HAVE PUT A PAGE ON THERE OF ALL US BORDER TERRIER LOVERS. more >

hey everyone finally i get my say ... the best thing in the world is jumping in a pile of leaves ... one time i jumped in the leaves and found a piece of pizza ... just goes to show you that you never know what your gonna find ... more >

We have been working on "watch" for ages. She gives a good solid 15 seconds... Glances away and then gives me another 15! She's good at it. :)

We've been trying to do the beginning of a heel (right pivot) and finish (left pivot) using my eye contact as a lure, I suppose, is the best way to describe it. Unfortunately, I have tried to get all the fidget out of Clover and I think that made her less inclined to move position! So this wasn't working.

So we went to food lures. She al ... more >

Clover and I started working on handstanding today. I had already alotted some treats to the walk we had today, so it was only very brief. Which is all I wanted because I do not want to overwork this behaviour at all.

So, I don't know if this work or not, but this is what I'm doing. I've seen videos of people kinda letting their dog hind legs 'step off' their hand into a hand stand. This is what I was aiming for.

So I started just picking up Clover's hind feet while occupying ... more >