Registries: Kennel | Breed Clubs
This section includes information and links on registries and databases from various kennel and breed clubs.
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LOF 2021 French studbook statistics - favourite breeds in France - English translation.pdf Also see Downloads for more SCC Registration information. See more on the French Kennel Club here! Info in English on the SCC's LOF, Genodog, 5 Generation Pedigrees!!!- Thanks to SCC's Fleur-Marie MISSANT for sharing the translations with IPFD!
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French studbook statistics 2021: Favourite dog breeds in France -- French studbook statistics 2021: What results for our French breeds?
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Registration figures worldwide – from top thirty to endangered breeds This article is also available in Downloads as a PDF. A new study of the registration figures of dogs of the world reveals that the Labrador Retriever is the most popular breed in the world, followed by the German Shepherd and the Poodle (all sizes included). For the most popular breeds registration figures per year worldwide is measured in tens of thousands and for a few lucky breeds even hundreds of thousands. Yet- See a list of the most popular breeds in the world, based on kennel club registrations - collected information from 25 countries
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The SKK's open registries give puppy buyers the opportunity to obtain a lot of information before purchasing their puppy, and breeders the possibility to evaluate their breeding stock. According to FCI (https://www.fci.be/medias/30-2020-annex2-20210303-13026.pdf) "all hips, eyes, and patella results are registered for all breeds. All health, DNA and mentality assessments results can be found online at skk.se. In Sweden there are approximately 85% of all purebred dogs registered in Swedish Kennel
There are approximately 989,000 dogs in Sweden. All breeders who are members of the SKK register their puppies in the SKK database. SKK has 315,429 members according to FCI's 2021 report1 which also indicates in Sweden 49,507 dogs were registered by the SKK. Registration statistics from SKK for 2022 2 show 52514 dogs were registered. See SKK's 2019-2020 Annual Report 3 (in Swedish) for more information on the Club's operations and activities, including registrations figures (pg. 16). "Today, there are a total of 357 breeds or breed variants in SKK's register."
The SKK's registers are accessible to the public, and anyone can view them on the SKK website through the Dog Data (Hunddata) internet service. The register contains pedigree data and results from various competitions, trials and tests, as well as the results of genetic health programmes administered by SKK.
