Litter registrations, pedigree certificates across generations, ownership transfers and breeding records, all in one searchable register built around your breed, your rules and your workflow.
Kennel clubs and breed societies run on trust, and that trust lives in the register. When registrations arrive on paper forms, pedigrees are assembled by hand and transfers are tracked in email, errors creep in and every enquiry becomes a search through files.
We build dog registry software around your registry's rules. Breeders register litters online, pedigrees build themselves because every dog links to its sire and dam, and ownership transfers are recorded with dates and both parties. It is part of the same application as health records and breeding data, so the whole life of every dog is one record. See it running in our Animal Registry demo at animal-demo.ceejay.com.
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Breeders register a litter once, and each puppy's record is created with its parents and birth details attached.
Every dog links to sire and dam, so three, four and five generation pedigrees generate without manual work.
Transfers recorded with the date, the parties and any documents, keeping the chain of ownership complete.
Matings, litters and health test results recorded per dog, informing breeding decisions.
Registration certificates, pedigrees and health documents generated and stored against the dog.
Breeders and owners can be given access to their own dogs, reducing enquiries to the registrar.
When every registration records the sire and dam, pedigrees stop being something anyone assembles. A five generation certificate is generated from the links already in the register, always current, and impossible to transcribe wrongly.
Every registry has its own rules: breeding age limits, health test requirements, naming conventions, transfer restrictions. We build those rules into the registration flow itself, so non-compliant registrations are caught at submission rather than discovered later.
