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SKV Breeding Strategy for Swedish Vallhund (Västgötaspets, Vizigothic Spitz) The goal of the Specialty Club for Västgötaspets (SKV) is to raise interest for and promote breeding of sound, mentally and exteriorly good specimens of Swedish Vallhund as well as preserving the specific characteristics and attributes of the breed in accordance with the breed standard for Swedish Vallhund, as established by the FCI. -
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Swedish Ras (breeding strategy) for Pugs (English summary) Source document: Breed Specific Breeding Strategies, RAS http://www.skk.se/Global/Dokument/RASdokument/RAS-mops.pdf?epslanguage=sv Description: Excerpts and recommendations from the RAS for Pug Contact/source: Mopsorden (the Swedish Breed Club for Pug): http://mopsorden.se/ E-mail: ordf@mopsorden.se In cooperation with the Swedish Kennel Club (skk.se); contact Karin Drotz (avelskonsulent@skk.se) -
The NKK Breeding Strategy template document (in English) outlines categories of content utilized by breed clubs when creating breed specific breeding strategy documents (RAS) for their breed. -
The Borzoi - Annex to Breed Specific Instructions: "Canines and Bite in the Borzoi Breed" -
Recognising the importance of managing the rate of inbreeding, the Kennel Club's Population analysis reports allow breeders to review the unique situation for each breed. If unchecked, inbreeding levels can rise in a breed, and although its effects may not initially be noticeable, this increase can have a significant impact on the health and welfare of future generations. - See more at: http://www.thekennelclub.org.uk/vets-researchers/publications-statistics-and-health-results/breed-population-analyses/#sthash.mmliOO10.dpuf Recognising the importance of managing the rate of inbreeding, the Kennel Club's Population analysis reports allow breeders to review the unique situation for each breed. If unchecked, inbreeding levels can rise in a breed, and although its effects may not initially be noticeable, this increase can have a significant impact on the health and welfare of future generations. -
Finnish Kennel Club – Suomen kromfohrländer ry - Kromfohrländer Crossbreedings – Project Overview – History through F1 – Click on the image below to see the full report. -
See DogWellNet's article: NKK - Breed specific breeding strategy (English) for an overview of NKK's breeding strategy. -
Westminster, Dog Shows and Healthier Dogs
Brenda Bonnett posted a article in Breed-Specific Programs | Country
Focus: Health issues in show dogs and what is being done about them - with specific examples of Swedish data With Westminster starting and Crufts coming soon, people will see many beautiful and healthy dogs in the ring. However, issues will be raised in the media about health problems in pedigreed dogs. Here are some things to think about. -
Published in Aca Veterinaria Scandinavica Acta Vet Scand (2015) 57:78 Authors: Anu Katriina Lappalained and Outi Laitinen-Vapaavuori from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Helsinki and Katariina Mäki from the Finnish Kennel Club. Their data included information on results for dogs screened as part of a collaborative project of the Finnish Dachshund Club. The material included 9027 dogs; 1567 with results for number of calcified discs (NCDs). -
Dr. Anne Posthoff, the president of the German International Club for French Bulldogs, explains why the rules for breeding French Bulldogs in Germany are amongst the strictest in the world.
