Other common clauses also contain details of what a “throw” is – usually, at least one puppy (dead or alive). When a dam produces only one puppy, a return service is usually offered. Also details on when the owner of the stud farm will take the commission of the scope; usually at the age of 7 weeks before leaving the dam owner`s residence. When it comes to the frequency of breeding, balance is the key! The more popular your stud is, the more it will mate and grow steadily. Popularity is great for your bank assets, but over time it can affect the quality of sperm that your stud can produce. For this reason, it is recommended that stud dogs are sperm tested every two months to ensure that all sperm changes are detected early. All demonstrable changes should be followed with a full investigation to determine the cause of the change and decide whether the male is still fit to be occupied. Before mating, it is important that a detailed written breeding dog contract is agreed and signed to avoid future confusion. Make sure that a copy of your signed contracts is filed in a safe place. A dog breeding service is the agreement and action of loan or use of a given breeding dog so that it can mate and raise a dog. In exchange for the seed of the farm dog, you will receive a cash sum, the first selection of the litter or something that has been agreed between the two breeders. Dog breeding service contracts are often used to clearly state the conditions of such breeding. In addition, although the dam owner pays to receive a service, he must nevertheless meet the requirements in order for the process to proceed smoothly.

They must also ensure that their mother is healthy, vaccinated and free of brucellosis – she must also be in season! It is also customary for the gallery fee to be paid before the interview and for the harness to refuse to start the interview until the tax is paid. Dam owners must also meet the agreed notice period in case of non-pregnancy if they need a return service. In the world of dog breeding, a “stud” is a male whose owners agree that he is fit to breed with another dog. In this case, the female is described as “mother” and must also be adapted to breeding. Fitness is usually determined after a complete health screen with a veterinarian – a suitable dog is in good physical condition and free of disease or defective gene. Both mating partners must be selected for adaptation to the breeding program. A stud can be proven, which means it is experienced, or a newcomer. Although the main tasks of the “Insured Breeders” program concern the owner of the dam, the breeding dog needs tasks such as permanent identification. Insured breeders get a high profile from The Kennel Club and are advertised on our website all year round. There are a variety of discounts and rewards for program members. The best way to get the attention of dam owners is to present your stud at performance events or dog shows to make sure it takes first place on the podium.

Dam owners looking for a stud farm will surely prefer a champion over a second. The more attention your stud receives, the more you can afford to have your selection of play-offs to make the most complementary match! The breeder`s right contains several conditions that must be met by the owner of the stud farm. For example, the stud farm must have the appropriate veterinary certificates to prove that the stud is in excellent physical condition, has received a negative brucellosis test and is vaccinated up to date. The owner must also be able to provide a diagram of three generations of family tree that gives the owners of the dam information on the family history of the stud farm. A general guide to creating a breeding contract can be provided in The Kennel Club Assured Breeders. Dam owners generally have a view of