BREEDERS THAT REGISTER WITH KUSA
Updated 22 January 2026
BREEDERS THAT REGISTER WITH KUSA
Updated 22 January 2026
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Updated 22 January 2026
BUY ONLY KUSA REGISTERED DOGS
Do not support backyard breeders!
KUSA is the ONLY recognised All-breed registry in South Africa.
SACBR is NOT a recognised registry. Canine SA is NOT a recognised registry.
By buying from a reputable breeder, it doesn't mean you are getting a show dog, it means you are getting a well bred dog of pure origins.
Buying from the internet etc supports backyard breeding. Please avoid online scams by checking out your breeder!
Please report any problems you have with the breeders below, to KUSA!
Breeders behaving unethically, or not in good standing with KUSA will be removed from this list!
Please note, this list is a public service, I am not responsible for the conduct of the breeders listed below.
We encourage prospective buyers to ask lots of questions.
The purchase of a suitable puppy relies on the trusting relationship between the prospective owner and the breeder.
Buyers need to be discerning and careful when purchasing a puppy in South Africa.
SHETLAND SHEEPDOGS
Mackland
Shetland Sheepdogs
Port Elizabeth
(litter planned March 2026)
Wylwind
Shetland Sheepdogs
Cape Town
(contact for planned litters)
Phaelan's
Shetland Sheepdogs
Pretoria
(contact for planned litters)
Scozzes
Shetland Sheepdogs
Centurion
(contact for planned litters)
BORDER COLLIES
Mackland
Border Collies
Port Elizabeth
(litter planned end 2026)
EdinElyte
Border Collies
Knysna
(litter planned March 2026)
Eurofire
Border Collies
Gauteng
(contact for planned litters)
Venron
Border Collies
Free State
(contact for planned litters)
AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERDS
The Official Australian Shepherd Breeders' list has moved here
Should you buy a puppy from a "breeder", other than from a breeder that registers with KUSA, please be aware that the parentage of your pup is not guaranteed.
The health and temperament is unknown, and no guarantees can be supplied.
With your puppy you should at least have a veterinary card with one inoculation on it, assurance that he/she has been dewormed three times, been microchipped and vet checked. It is also important that you find out if the breeder offers a written agreement of sale (make sure that you fully understand the terms and conditions of the agreement), and please ask for proof of all relevant health testing.
The original KUSA registration certificate should be issued at under 4 months of age.
You can verify any breeder by contacting KUSA directly.
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