Puppy Litter and Buyer Record
Know which puppy is which, what the vet has done to each one and which buyer has paid for it — so no puppy is promised twice and nothing leaves without its papers.
Pets and animals · PA-29
A free printable breeding dog record: identity and parents, every season and mating whether or not it took, each litter and caesarean, through to retirement.
2 pages. Choose your paper size — both versions are laid out identically, so neither one gets shrunk to fit.
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Keep one dog's whole breeding life on one record, from its first season to its retirement. Ages at mating, litters and caesareans are then there to check, not pieced together from memory.
Dog breeders, from a family with one bitch to a licensed kennel keeping a record for each breeding dog.
2 pages, in this order:
Printed under the title: One record for one breeding dog, kept for its whole breeding life: who it is, every mating whether or not it took, every season and litter, and the vet treatment that went with them, through to retirement.
Your vet and your rules, not ours. No ages, intervals or litter limits are printed. How old a dog should be to breed, how often, and how many litters, are for your vet, your kennel club and the rules where you are. Write each age and date as it happened, so the record can be checked against them.
Write-on lines: Call name · Registered name · Registration no. · Sex · Microchip no. · Date of birth · Breed · Colour and markings · Sire: name and reg. no. · Dam: name and reg. no. · Bred by · Retired from breeding on · Reason · Neutered on · Now lives with
Table, 10 rows: Date · Partner · Partner's owner · Age · Method · Litter? · Litter ref. · Notes
Table, 4 rows: Began · Mated · Notes · Began · Mated · Notes · Began · Mated · Notes
Table, 6 rows: No. · Whelped · Age · Partner · Born · Reared · Caesarean · Litter ref. · Notes
Table, 5 rows: Date · Treatment or test · Vet or practice · Linked to · Outcome or advice
Because those limits are set by your vet's advice, your kennel club's rules and the law where you live, and they are not the same everywhere. A printed figure could be wrong for you. The sheet records the actual ages and dates so they can be checked against whatever applies.
Yes. Skip the seasons table, record each mating with the bitch and her owner, and use the litters table for litters he sired, with the dam in the partner column.
That sheet follows one litter from whelping to the day each puppy leaves. This one follows one parent dog across all its litters, so the history of the dog itself is in one place.
Know which puppy is which, what the vet has done to each one and which buyer has paid for it — so no puppy is promised twice and nothing leaves without its papers.
Keep every breeding dog's health test results in one place, each with its certificate. When a buyer or a stud dog's owner asks, the answer is one line away.
Write the birth down as it happens, puppy by puppy, with the time of every call to the vet. Nothing then has to be remembered later in a tired blur.
Keep a dog's whole vaccination history on one page you can hand to a kennel, a groomer or a new vet. It carries the microchip and insurance details you are always asked for at the same moment.
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