Pedigree & Breeding Record
Keep your own record of every animal you breed, own or have bred from: call name and registered name, registry and registration number, breed and sex, date of birth, sire and dam, breeder, microchip or tattoo, and the health testing that has actually been done with the result exactly as the lab or scheme issued it. Buyers, registries and vets all ask for pieces of this, usually at short notice, and it is normally scattered across paperwork and email. This is a written record only — it does not verify a registration, compute a coefficient of inbreeding, or judge an animal's suitability for breeding.
Your database
Fields
| Field | Type |
|---|---|
| Call name / barn name | text |
| Registered name | text |
| Registry (AKC, TICA, ADGA, breed society…) | text |
| Registration number | text |
| Species and breed | text |
| Sex | text |
| Date of birth | date |
| Sire (name and reg number) | text |
| Dam (name and reg number) | text |
| Breeder | text |
| Microchip / tattoo / tag ID | text |
| Health testing done (test, date, result as issued) | text |
| Breedings, litters and dates | text |
| Other notes | text |
Frequently asked
Where is my data stored?
Only on this device, in your browser. Nothing is ever uploaded — export to CSV/JSON to back it up, print it, or hand it to whoever needs a copy.
Does this tool work anything out for me?
No. It is a record, not an authority. It stores exactly what you typed and does not calculate tax, value anything, check a rule, or decide whether a requirement has been met — the registry, board, county or agency involved is the only place that answers those.
Why type the health-test result out instead of ticking a box?
Because schemes report differently — a hip score, a grade, a carrier status and a clear/affected result are not the same kind of answer, and a tick box would flatten all of them. Copy the wording from the certificate so whoever reads it sees what was actually issued.