Canadian Sheep Breeders Association

The Canadian Sheep Breeders' Association is an association of more than 1000 reproducers of purebred sheep crosswise over Canada, representing over 40 types of sheep. Canadian Sheep Breeders' Association is a fair association, worked by officers and chiefs chosen by the enrollment. Canadian Sheep Breeders' Association committed to work for the interests of sheep reproducers over the nation, whatever breed they may happen to speak to. The individuals from the Board of Directors of the Canadian Sheep Breeders' Association are chosen by and speak to thoroughbred sheep associations in each province.​

The association strictly follows the characteristics that a sheep should have. The following are the characteristics followed by the association. 

All sheep should show general equalization from the stance of length, height, body limit and body adaptation. Extremes in any of these regions might be offensive for an assortment of reasons; General balance is essential since the fundamental thing behind the sheep is meat generation and the thoroughbred business ought to be the establishment for rearing stock for both business and thoroughbred parts of the business;  body compliance ought to display sufficient muscle improvement and fleece generation attributes while keeping up simplicity of lambing; Tooth should  meet upper cushion equally. Undershot or overshot mouths are a genuine imperfection.

In the process of selecting a particular breed they will check every characteristic and they will maintain a scorecard. According to the score in sore card, they will approve the particular breed.