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My name is Kata Kerényi, and I live in Budapest, Hungary with my 4 dogs — three Border Collies and a border-mix. I hope my next-door neighbors don’t read this blog…because they know only about two dogs. I live in a veritable blockhouse in which only two dogs are allowed, so I’m careful to keep up appearances. Fortunately, all Border Collies look alike and my neighbors only get to see two black-and-white canines at a time. It works, so please, keep my secret!

Hello, I'm Lara Sorensen. Our little disc dog club, the "Alberta Redneck Furry Fliers (ARFF)," kind of erupted after a few cold refreshments. Although our core members have more than 25 years of experience as Canadian rednecks, when it comes to disc dogging, we are as green as they come. I caught the disc dog bug when I saw canine disc routines for the first time in 2007. But thinking about playing outdoors with a disc in -30 Celsius temperatures, in the dark at 4 pm, made for some interesting challenges. To learn more about the disc dogging adventures of western Canadians, come visit my blog!

Mike Miller has been involved in canine disc sports for more than 25 years. He and his wife Kathy, were awarded the very first Skyhoundz Lifetime Achievement Award in 2003. The couple founded one of the earliest canine disc clubs — the Southern California K-9 Air Corps. Mike helps stage competitions for organizers across the United States.

Welcome to my Blog! My name is Jackie Parkin. I live on a small hobby farm just outside of the town of Hagersville, in Southern Ontario, Canada. I breed Border Collies under the Besslin prefix and am also active in canine rescue. You can visit my farm website here to see lots of photo's of my dogs, cats, sheep, goats, and llama.:-)

A couple of days ago Jeff Perry (Hyperflite/Skyhoundz) asked me whether I would be interested in doing a blog about Belgolia. I had to think about this a little, because sitting next to Kata’s blog about disc dogs in Hungary, this was quite a challenge...