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by Green0810 on 17 October 2013 - 17:10
Hi,
I am new to this site. I just recently found the papers on a dog that we had 6 years ago. He was really and truly the best dog we have ever owned. I have found his father and that two puppies have recently been listed in the past year. I was just wondering if there is a way to contact people that have a puppy of his bloodline that they breed? Possibly the people that have his daddy?
Thanks!
I am new to this site. I just recently found the papers on a dog that we had 6 years ago. He was really and truly the best dog we have ever owned. I have found his father and that two puppies have recently been listed in the past year. I was just wondering if there is a way to contact people that have a puppy of his bloodline that they breed? Possibly the people that have his daddy?
Thanks!
by Hundmutter on 17 October 2013 - 17:10
Hi, Green0810, and welcome !
We might be able to help (but you don't give us a lot
of info to work on). Here is something basic, to start:
Depends where you are, and how much of the 'papers'
have been properly completed by the breeder and/or
previous owner of your dog. Normally if a dog has a
certified pedigree chart and a Registration Certificate
from your country's Kennel Club [or equivalent - for instance
if the dog is a German Shepherd Dog born in Germany, that
would be the SV, rather than a national all-breed KC], there
will be some details, e.g.of the breeders' name, somewhere
on those pages. Doing a search for the names of the breeder
(ie owner of mother of your dog), and if you have it, the stud dog's
owner &/or breeder, on this PDB website should help you, if they
or their kennel names are listed. This will hopefully enable you
to find out who they are and where they are, and a contact no.
or address. Play around with the Search box for a while and work
out all the possibilities.
So when you track them down, you can ask them where your
dogs parents are now, and if they are still producing puppies, or
do they know of anyone who has bred puppies fathered by the
male you are most interested in. Don't forget that good bitches
contribute half the genes, so you might get just as good results
if you look at what she has produced, also.
If you try all this but draw a blank, come back and post all the
details you've got on the dog, and someone may be able to tell
you something from their personal knowledge. Good luck.
We might be able to help (but you don't give us a lot
of info to work on). Here is something basic, to start:
Depends where you are, and how much of the 'papers'
have been properly completed by the breeder and/or
previous owner of your dog. Normally if a dog has a
certified pedigree chart and a Registration Certificate
from your country's Kennel Club [or equivalent - for instance
if the dog is a German Shepherd Dog born in Germany, that
would be the SV, rather than a national all-breed KC], there
will be some details, e.g.of the breeders' name, somewhere
on those pages. Doing a search for the names of the breeder
(ie owner of mother of your dog), and if you have it, the stud dog's
owner &/or breeder, on this PDB website should help you, if they
or their kennel names are listed. This will hopefully enable you
to find out who they are and where they are, and a contact no.
or address. Play around with the Search box for a while and work
out all the possibilities.
So when you track them down, you can ask them where your
dogs parents are now, and if they are still producing puppies, or
do they know of anyone who has bred puppies fathered by the
male you are most interested in. Don't forget that good bitches
contribute half the genes, so you might get just as good results
if you look at what she has produced, also.
If you try all this but draw a blank, come back and post all the
details you've got on the dog, and someone may be able to tell
you something from their personal knowledge. Good luck.
by Jenni78 on 17 October 2013 - 18:10
I'm sure there is, if you tell us the name of the parents ;-)
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