Icelandic Sheepdog Association of America, Inc. 
The ISAA is organized for the expressed purpose of promoting and preserving the welfare of the Icelandic Sheepdog in America. Towards this end, the ISAA is dedicated to serving the best interest of the Icelandic Sheepdog through increasing public awareness, establishing a resource network, and promoting proper husbandry and breeding practices of the Icelandic Sheepdog in America. 

ICELANDIC SHEEPDOG INTERNATIONAL BREEDERS WEB SITE
http://www.icelandicsheepdoginternationalbreeders.com

 The Icelandic Sheepdog International Breeders web site is a central website providing web addresses for breeders who are willing to import and export Icelandic Sheepdog puppies. Members pay a small fee for the privilege of linking their websites or blogs to the central site. This central location is designed to reduce the number of searches you have to do. Members may be located in any country. These dogs belong to some of the best kennel clubs in the world including kennel clubs in Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, the United States, etc.

Breeders on this list are asked to provide important relevant facts about their adult breeding dogs on their website.
www.icelandicsheepgodinternationalbreeders.com

Icelandic Sheepdogs in America
The founders of Icelandic Sheepdogs in America are not affiliated with any one club but all are breeders who believe in leading by example. We realize that rescue need not be the first safety net for an Icelandic Sheepdog in need. We employ return to breeder clauses in our new owner agreement contracts and take responsibility for re-homing our puppies and older dogs when the need arises to assure their welfare. We follow the best breeding practices, health testing the sires and dams of our litters, guard against over breeding or breeding too young and we register all of our dogs with the AKC and follow AKC breeding guidelines. All studs and brood bitches must be AKC registered and breeders must follow AKC breeding guidelines to be listed on this website.
www.icelandicsheepdog.us

Vinlands Icelandics  James Hansen is a lifetime member of the Icelandic Sheepdog Association of America (ISAA).  He is also active in local training clubs in Michigan.

Jaime has been breeding for several years and is dedicated to maintaining the health and welfare of the Icelandic Sheepdogs.

For a fantastic book about the Icelandic Sheepdogs in America, check out ‘The Icelandic Sheepdog’ authored by James Hansen.

email: jaimehansen1@comcast.net Blog: www.vinlandsicelandics.blogspot.com

Thrymheim Icelandics:    -  Our Icelandic Sheepdogs are registered with the AKC, and some with the CKC.  We do health testing on our dogs, that includes testing for hip and eye disorders.  All dogs are evaluated as they mature. Before they can be added to our breeding program we evaluate for temperment, characteristics that comply with the breed standard and do testing for hip and eye disorders.

We breed for puppies that will be wonderful family additions, that will work well in a farm environment, as well as dogs that can be used for events such as agility and showing in the conformation or obedience ring.
 www.thrymheimicelandics.com

Viking Icelandics Liz was one of the founding members of the ISAA in 1997.  Liz and her husband Bob live with 8 beautiful Icelandic Sheepdogs.  Virkis-Tyri, Vikings Bjork, Asa-Grima, Viking Freyja, Vikings KoKo, Istolt Aska, Viking Feimin and Viking Syfjuth (Tasha).  Liz has been very influential educating other breeders and potential owners regarding the importance of health tests and registration of all dogs.  Liz believes that breeders should protect the integrity of the breed so they remain the sweet good natured dogs that the Icelanders have produced over many centuries.

Contact Liz if you are looking for an outstanding Stud, interested in a puppy from a future litter or looking for great Icelandic Artwork: 
 www.elisabet.net

Fox Meadow Croft - Jo-Ann Secondino:  Here we focus on Rare and Heritage breeds such as the irresistible Icelandic Sheepdog and the Spunky Shetland Sheep as well as Heirloom fruits and Vegetables.

Hand-Spun, Hand-Dyed Yarns of Natural and Blended Fibers, Fun new Ribbon Yarns, Shetland Wool, Whimsical Stichery, Decorative Art, Aromatic Sundries, Fine Teas, and our own Meadow Flower Honey.
www.fox-meadow.com     

Blackstar Icelandics
California

Blackstar Icelandics - Sandi Dunn has been breeding and training Icelandic Sheepdogs for several years. 

Every year, AKC recognizes the Top Dog 5 dogs in each breed for outstanding AKC agility performance.  Sandi has the honor of being one of the first Icelandic Sheepdog invitged and has been invited every year since the ISD were accepted into AKC.  Not only are her dogs talented, they are beautiful!

www.blackstaricelandics.com

Brekkubrun Icelandics
Washington

Brekkubrun Icelandics - Christine has been a breeder of Icelandic Sheepdogs for several years, breeding quality AKC registered icelandic sheepdog puppies.  Edgar, her first male, has long been one of the favorite males in the US.

Contact Christine regarding plans for upcoming litters.

www.brekkubrunicelandics.blogspot.com

TK Icelandics
Canada

TK Icelandics is a working farm in the east central Alberta prairie.  We started going into Icelandic sheep and dogs when Auður, a native Icelander, had started to miss “her kind of animals”! We are running both registered and unregistered sheep here on our ranch. We are second and third generation working this land with a herd of 300 Angus based cows. Both our flock and herd are naturally raised and fed, outside in the fresh air and sunshine and are under low stress management. Of course our Icelandic dogs help with the critters, work very well and are beautiful pets also. Ralph was really impressed with their disposition when he first met an Icelandic dog. We have also added a couple of Icelandic Horses to the ranch, two young mares that are being trained by Catherine Seale, she uses TTouch method and it is beautiful to see her work with the horses.
www.tkicelandics.ca