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The Basics
Basic information such as links to our breed standard, pedigree-health database, Breeder's Code of Best Practices, puppy and stud dog service directories, etc.
Being a Responsible Dog Breeder
Being a Responsible Dog Breeder includes selecting breeding stock, health testing, AKC/International Registries, Educational Videos, getting the bitch pregnant right on through to puppy packets and sample new puppy owner contracts, assessing new puppy buyers, etc. documents.
Breeders' Community
There is no substitute for the extensive experience available from your breeder community. GO
Quick AKC Links
AKC Online Registration GO
AKC Mail-in Registration GO
AKC Litter Coupons toward your next litter (need to login). GO
AKC Breeding Records: Create and manage your AKC mating, birth and puppy records. GO
AKC Online Reports: View and order AKC reports including breeder reports and custom dog reports through AKC Online Reports. Breeder Reports and Competitor Reports
AKC Kennel name registration form
AKC Special Registration (i.e., acceptable registries, foreign registrations, etc.)
AKC Canine College Courses For Breeders
AKC Fee Schedule
AKC’s Canine Care packages, which include essential resources and services available to you throughout every stage of your dog’s life. GO
AKC Kennel name registration form
AKC Event Calendar
AKC Foreign Registration-Who should use Online Foreign Registration?
AKC’s Guide to Responsible Dog Breeding: resources as a guide to responsible dog breeding with everything from preparing for a litter to placing your puppies.
Being a Responsible Breeder
Breeding is a serious responsibility which should not be undertaken without a great deal of planning and forethought. Responsible PBGV breeders carefullyresearch each mating and strive to avoid genetic defects in order to produce healthy, sound puppies. It is an expensive and time-consuming process and should be undertaken only by an experienced breeder.
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Breeders’ Code of Best Practices
The Petit Basset Griffon Vendéen Club of America’s core mission is to preserve the well‐being and unique character of the Breed. Mindful of this responsibility, the Club has identified three areas of concern that are essential to this mission: the selection of breeding stock, the maintenance of breeding stock and their whelp, and an ethical practice based on honesty, openness and commitment to the preservation of the breed. Read more...