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	Method of encouraging registration of animals with a breed registry - Patent 6582231
		Breed registries have been established to maintain the purity of breeds and to maintain genealogical information on breeds to permit documentation of the lineage of an animal.
		In the litter application, the breeder identifies the breed, the number of puppies in the litter, the number of males and the number of females in the litter, the registered name and registration number of the sire and dam, and identifying information for the owner or lessee of the sire or dam.
		The registry similarly works with governmental agencies or animal welfare organizations or entities regulating medical testing to have them encourage or require entities such as testing laboratories to scan animals purchased for medical experiments and to check with the registry to verify that the animal has not been reported as stolen to the registry.
	www.freepatentsonline.com /6582231.html (6475 words)

	Breed club - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A breed club, in the hobby of dog fancy, is an organization dedicated to breeding and showing of one single breed of dog as opposed to a diverse mixture of dogs.
		These breed clubs leave the function of a registry to such major kennel clubs as the American Kennel Club, the United Kennel Club, and the like and exist more for social purposes, the dissemination of news about the breed, and in some instances the organization of single-breed shows.
		This is usually because they believe that the common practices of the all-breed clubs, such as maintaining closed studbooks and awarding prizes based on appearance and conformation rather than on performance, don't serve to protect the working abilities of the dogs.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Breed_club (684 words)

	Breed registry - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		There are also entities which refer to themselves as registries, but which are thinly-veiled marketing devices for vendors of puppies and adult dogs, as well as a means of collecting registration fees from novice dog owners unfamiliar with reputable registries and breed clubs.
		The Registry on Merit or ROM may be tied to percentage of bloodline, conformation or classification or may be based solely on performance.
		An example of a registry not associated with a breed or kennel club: the "Field Dog Stud Book" is a registry of field and hunting dogs that is maintained by a magazine publisher.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Breed_registry (1233 words)

	Guidelines: Breed Registry Rules
		It is the responsibility of anyone planning to register cattle of a specific breed to obtain complete details of all regulations pertaining to registration from the respective breed registry association.
		One requirement common to all the dairy breed registry associations is that the blood type of a bull and his living unblood-typed parents be on file with the respective breed registry association.
		If in the opinion of the breed registry organization there is a question of parentage as represented by the application for registry, the offspring in question must be blood typed with the dam and the results of blood typing by the designated laboratory in all matters of identification and parentage will be accepted as official.
	www.naab-css.org /guidelines/pdca.html (1345 words)

	Breed Warden Duties(Valkyre German Shepherds)
		Breed Wardens must be cognizant of the fact that they are the link between our Registry and the breeder of German Shepherd Dogs who wish to register the offspring with us.
		The Breed Warden oversees that all rules and regulation pertaining to the Registry are being adhered to by breeders as well as stud dog owners, that cleanliness is being maintained wherever puppies are being kept and that only healthy German Shepherd Dogs will find entry in the Registry.
		The approval of Breed Wardens is the responsibility of the Regional Director.
	www.valkyre.com /pages/BreedWardenDuties.htm (787 words)

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		Some registries have "Stock" in it. When you see this it means that it is a cross between the breed and another breed/type of dog.
		The Registry is not a registry for you IF you want to show your dogs in a show ring or competition hunt your dogs.
		This is a registry for the pedigree of each dog, not points on competition hunts or ribbons from the show ring.
	www.thedogregistry.com (454 words)

	Kiko Goats: The Kiko Pedigree~The Performance Meat Goat Breed Registry
		Breeds are created by individuals or corporations and usually the breed ends up in the hands of breed associations.
		Our registry is the first to recognize performance tested genetics with unique animal identifiers to aid our breeders in selecting top producing genetics to advance their breeding program.
		We believe that the kiko meat goat breed is the key to advancing the meat goat industry and that the breed will continue to move forward with breeders who place a high priority on continually breeding those kiko goats that meet or exceed the criteria used when the breed was established.
	kikopedigree.mountainvittles.com (675 words)

	The Norwegian Fjord Horse Breed Standard
		The Norwegian Fjord Horse is one of the world’s oldest and purest breeds.
		The "Supreme aim for the breeding of Fjordhorses," according to the current Norwegian breed registry breeding plan, is that the "Norges Fjordhestlag aims through its pure breeding program to preserve the characteristics and versatility of the breed." One of the main breeding goals is "the Fjordhorse shall possess the character (i.e.
		From this wide genetic pool comes the versatile Fjord of today, which is not a specialized breed, but a breed with horses of different types and sizes which can be used for a wide variety of activities.
	www.nfhr.com /BREEDSTA.html (1518 words)

	The Welara Registry - History - Background - Requirements (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		One of the main goals of the Registry is to greatly increase the number of breeding farms and stallions at stud making the Welara breed more available to the public over a larger geographical area.
		This Registry reserves the right to refuse registrations for quality and purity control, unless the sire and dam of the applied for animal(s) has previously been registered with the Welara Registry or their respective breed registry.
		Please be aware that this Registry reserves the right to refuse or restrict at our judgment registration for animals without formerly registered parents in an ongoing effort to maintain quality and purity in the Welara breed.
	www.welararegistry.com /registry/registry.html (1988 words)

	Rare Breeds
		This is extremely detrimental to the future survival of any particular breed, and in most cases the parent club ends up applying for recognition to the FSS in order to maintain some semblance of credibility.
		Many of the "under-development breeds" have not as yet reached a sufficient genepool expansion in order to meet the requirements for recognition within one of the major breed registries.
		Therefore, for several of these new breeds, the breeders have established their own registries whereby data is collected until such time as sufficient entries qualify them to close their stud books and acquire full recognition.
	www.shilohshepherds.info /rareBreeds.htm (2191 words)

	Official Site: Spanish-Norman Horse Registry, Inc. - Breed Profile
		A rare and exclusive breed, the Spanish-Norman blends the genes of the Andalusian of Spain and the Percheron of France to re-create the phenotype of the courageous horse that thundered across the battlefields of Europe.
		Physical characteristics of this athletic breed are large expressive eyes; long graceful necks; laid back shoulders that blend smoothly into short backs; strong hindquarters; and sturdy feet and legs.
		Percheron mares selected for this breed must be registered with the Percheron Association of America or the Canadian Percheron Association.
	www.spanish-norman.com /breedprofile.htm (880 words)

	Jack Russell Terrier Club of Canada - About the JRTCC Breed Registry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		A terrier is not eligible for registration with the JRTCC in the Breed Register until it reaches one year of age, has attained its full adult height, dentition and other aspects considered for full maturity.
		The JRTCC administers a Breeding Registry of Jack Russell Terriers, designed specifically to maintain the Jack Russell Terrier as a healthy Working Terrier, free from genetic faults and characteristics that would be detrimental.
		If a terrier is not accepted in the Registry, but meets the general criteria for a Jack Russell Terrier, it will be "Recorded" in the JRTCC system.
	www.jrtcc.com /about/registry (852 words)

	Frequently Asked Questions of the American Welara Pony Registry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In cases where the sire or dam either was not registered with their respective breeds registry, or is unknown, we offer on occasion under a "hardship clause" the consideration of possible registration for individual animals that meet certain criteria.
		As with nearly every horse and pony breed, they originally were crosses of two or more different breeds, and were considered by most to be part breds in their early formative years.
		Many owners and breeders have indicated they are not satisfied with the usual indifference of registries on their registration certificates, Stud Books, and pedigree databases, involving the other breed "outside breed" that is not directly related to the breed that particular registry represents.
	www.welararegistry.com /registry/FAQ.html (2551 words)

	American White and American Creme Horse Registry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Registry has moved away from the use of "albino" since, genetically, the American White Horse is not a true albino, neither is its close cousin, the American Creme Horse.
		Because pink skinned white horses are commonly called "albino" the Thompsons originally incorporated that name for their breed, but later it was changed to "American White" and "American Creme" by a vote of the IAAA Board of Directors.
		The breed, as a whole, is known to be of good disposition and to be intelligent and willing when properly treated and trained.
	www.whitehorseranchnebraska.com /registry.htm (1238 words)

	Australian Friesian Horse Society - the breed registry for the Friesian Horse breed in New Zealand and Australia
		Australian Friesian Horse Society - the breed registry for the Friesian Horse breed in New Zealand and Australia
		We invite you to explore the world of the Friesian horse if you are new to the breed.
		If you are already familiar with the breed, or are a member of the AFHS and if you are lucky to own a Friesian Horse, this site will provide you with news, information, photos and items that can be downloaded for your use.
	www.horsetalk.co.nz /friesian (313 words)

	About Dog Breed Registries - Canada's Guide to Dogs
		The breed registries essentially handle the paperwork for keeping records and, though they do have rules and regulations that must be followed, they do not manage the breeders.
		If the breed you are looking for is not recognized by any of these all-breed registries, then it is important to find out which registries do recognize the breed (quite often this will be from the breed's country of origin and/or a breed club) and which breed registries are used by ethical breeders.
		If the dog breed you are interested in is not a recognized CKC, AKC or UKC breed, you need to find a breeder who is registering his dogs with the most reputable registry — single-breed or all-breed.
	www.canadasguidetodogs.com /breedregistries.htm (3904 words)

	IPCBA Recognized Breed Association Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		If your breed is not linked to an IPCBA Chartered Association, and you are interested in starting a breed association, please contact IPCBA to ascertain breed charter availability.
		If you don't see a breed association for the kind of cat (s) that you breed and are interested in seeing one or are interested in forming a breed association for the cat (s) that you breed, please contact IPCBA for details.
		This document and it's attendant photographs follow the doctrine of Fair Use, as the sole purpose of this document is to educate the public on the existence, beauty, and diversity of the purebred cats recognized in IPCBA and around the world.
	www.ipcba.8k.com /RecognizedBreedAssociations.html (292 words)

	Branded Horse Registry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		If your horse belongs to a breed registry you have a much better chance of protecting your investment than those who have horses of mixed breed with no registration paperwork.
		But even a breed registry is not a guarantee you can prove a horse is yours should it be lost or stolen.
		Also included will be the breed of your horse plus any other breed registration numbers that apply.
	www.brandedhorseregistry.com (347 words)

	The SV Single-Breed Registry
		" (kennel clubs) viciously compete with each other for registration dollars of any breed, the breed registries in Germany, and for that matter in most of the rest of the world, are single breed registry clubs.
		Thus they can afford to set a much higher breed standard, one that is truly in the interest of their breed, without any compromise, and so improve the quality and image of that breed.
		The SV is the largest single breed club in the world with more than 110 000 members in over 2200 local clubs (Ortsgruppe or OG) which are divided into 20 regions (Landesgruppe or LG).
	www.dogstuff.info /sv_registry.html (530 words)

	FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions - Australian Friesian Horse Society - the breed registry for the Friesian Horse breed ...
		One of the reasons is that the Friesian breed has been threatened with extinction because of cross breeding.
		The Friesian horse is a race rather than a performance breed, and the objective of the breeding societies is to maintain racial pureness.
		If it is a mare and the mare is registered in the studbook or in the B-book I, you will be able to breed to it and, after classification, might be able to record an adult female in the studbook.
	www.horsetalk.co.nz /friesian/faq.shtml (1065 words)

	USRC Breed Registry
		Dogs deemed unbreedable at a USRC recognized breed test may not be bred.
		USRC pedigrees are 4 generation pedigrees and contain recorded breed tests of the first and second generation dogs and recorded recognized titles and hip ratings on the first through third generations.
		The entire litter must be seen and their identification verified by a USRC Breed Warden, USRC Regional Director, Veterinarian or a person assigned by the Regional Director or Registrar.
	www.usrconline.org /breedregistry.htm (1205 words)

	Carol Owen - Registry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Canine health registries can help lower incidence of inherited disease in a breed--for complex multigenic diseases like hip dysplasia as well as for simpler recessive diseases like CMO.
		An epilepsy registry would be hard because of difficulty of diagnosing true epilepsy.
		Registries differ in the amount of in-formation they divulge.
	www.vetgen.com /CaroleOwen-registry.html (1357 words)

	Pet Central Inc. Information: About Pet Central (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The APRI (sometimes confusingly just APR), or America's Pet Registry, Inc., is an internationally recognized nonprofit association of responsible pet owners, breeders, distributors, veterinarians, retailers, pet product manufacturers, and other concerned parties dedicated to the humane care of animals, the preservation of quality bloodlines, and every individual's right of pet ownership.
		The UKC, or United Kennel Club, is the second oldest and second largest all-breed dog registry in the United States.
		The TICA, or The International Cat Association, is the world's largest genetic registry of pedigreed and non-pedigreed cats, and one of the world's largest sanctioning bodies for cat shows.
	www.lvpets.com /info/registry.htm (463 words)

	National Show Horse Registry Breed Rules
		These elements, the horse, the show environment, the amateur and the professional, are at all times to be considered as a whole in the development of the highest standards in our discipline, the sport of show horse competition.
		The National Show Horse Registry (NSHR) was created to meet a growing need within the equine industry for beautiful show horses with athletic ability, for new excitement and incentives in the show ring and for a broader base for the show horse industry.
		The overwhelming choice for this new breed was an animal that would combine the beauty, refinement and stamina of the Arabian with the size and high-stepping motion of the American Saddlebred.
	www.nshregistry.org /StaticPageDisp.asp?ID=35 (7520 words)

	United Schutzhund Clubs of America - Litter Registration Requirements for the USA Breed Registry
		This requires that both parents must possess stock hair coat types for litters to be eligible for registration in the USA/SV Breed Registry Program.
		However, in case of an emergency, a licensed veterinarian can act as Breed Warden, upon receiving instructions from the Regional Breed Warden and signing a form, stating he/she is familiar with the Breed Warden duties.
		However, in case of an emergency a licensed veterinarian can act as tattooer, upon receiving instructions from the Regional Breed Warden and signing a form, stating he/she is familiar with the tattooing procedure.
	www.germanshepherddog.com /regulations/litter_registrations.htm (756 words)

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