The North Country Cheviot Sheep Society is an organisation set up, as the name suggests, to promote the North Country Cheviot breed of sheep. This site will be of use to Society members, potential members and other interested parties.

The Portland Sheep Breeders Group (PSBG) is a thriving group set up to promote the fabulous Portland breed. We now have around 200 enthusiastic and knowledgeable members, with a packed calendar of events. The group is affiliated to the Rare Breeds Survival Trust (RBST).

The New Zealand Romney Sheep Breeders' Association services 450 flocks of Registered Romney sheep throughout New Zealand from the, furthest North at Awanui to the furthest South at Tuatapere. It is governed by a ten person Council and the Office is run by a Staff of two.

The Shetland Flock Book was formed in 1926 and has done much towards preserving and improving the breed - the object being to retain the traditional quality of the wool, to maintain a hardy, healthy and robust stock and to increase the mutton yield of the breed.

Organization of sheep breeders who breed and promote the St. Croix or Virgin Island White breed of sheep. This is a hair sheep that has been introduced to North America in limited numbers.

The Australian Association of Stud Merino Breeders Limited (AASMB) is the federal association that represents six state Merino organizations and, through them, the approximately 1500 registered studs in all parts of Australia except the Northern Territory.

The Miniature and Novelty Sheep Breeders Association and Registry (M.N.S.B.A.R.) was originally envisioned by a small but energetic group. Register small and rare sheep breeds and providing assistance in many areas.

The Rocky Mountain Colored Sheep Breeders Association Web site. Includes information on organization and contacts.

Contact Information for American Oxford Sheep Association of United States and Oxford Down Sheep Breeders' Association of United Kingdom.

Association dedicated to the improvement and promotion of Rambouillet sheep. The Rambouillet breed originated with Spain's famed Merino flocks which were known from the earliest times as producers of the world's finest wool.