RFD-Zuchtordnung

breeding Regulations

The goal is to breed a standard healthy dog!

1. Zuchttauglichkeitsprüfung

a) The approval of a breed for breeding is determined by the findings of the breeding suitability test. b) Only breeders and breed judges may write suitable for breeding, breeders and veterinarians may write dogs only with permission of the first chairman or the main breed warden expressly permitted before breeding and only for one litter. c) The approval must be confirmed in writing immediately by the approved person. d) There is no ZTP at or following exhibitions. e) Pedigrees of the dogs are to be submitted to the ZTP. f) Depending on the breed, the HD findings must be submitted. g) the decision of the ZTP is unimpeachable. h) The minimum age for approval is: Toy, miniature and small breeds of dogs less than 45 cm at withers height 15 months or in accordance with Section 2 b). Large dogs over 45 cm at withers height 18 months or according to section 2 b).

2. Breeding age and use

a) Dogs of all smaller breeds (under 45 cm height at the withers) also toy, dwarf and small dogs are allowed with the 15th month of life. Giant breeds are allowed to breed from the age of 24 months. Deviations must be requested in writing early enough at the Hauptzuchttwart. Large dogs with the completed 18th month of life if they are sufficiently developed. (Waiting period must be agreed with the Hauptzuchttwart) b) Bitches of the small breeds up to 45 cm height at the withers can be admitted to breeding with the 2nd heat (heat), big dogs with the 3rd heat if they are sufficiently developed. c) At the age of 8, males and females are excreted from the breed. Breeding dogs can get an extension with permission of the main breed warden. d) A bitch may not have more than 6 litters in the course of her life. e) Bitches may only have one litter a year.

3. General breeding regulations

The overriding principle is to breed the four sizes of dog breeds of toy, dwarf, small and large dogs in the same size and type. The size difference between the breeding partners may not exceed 3 cm in the case of toy breeds, 4 cm in the case of dwarf breeds, 5 cm in the case of small breeds and 6 cm in the case of large breeds. Exceptions require the approval of the Hauptzuchttwart. Permitted pairings are sizes: large with large dog 45-58 cm small with small dog 35-45 cm miniature with miniature dog 28-35 cm Toy with toy dog under 28 cm

4. Color principle

a) Color on color is the highest principle for all breeds and poodles. b) Color differences are only allowed for color fading and color-poor animals to emphasize better color pigmentation. IMPORTANT: The basic color must always be observed and should be adhered to. Decisive are the sizes and colors of the mating dogs. All dog breedings intended to breed new colors require the approval of the Principal Breeding Warden, unless they are neuter colors that have been sexually pure-bred for at least 3 generations in each parent. New colors are entered in the register of breeding special register for Neufarbenzucht and get pedigrees like the dogs of the standard colors.

5. Lifelong Breeding prohibition condition

a) Bone defects: severe forebrain and biter, jaw deformities, disproportionately large or small teeth (in conjunction with other errors that prohibit breeding) Large breeds with incomplete, dentition, small breeds with more than 2 premolar losses (otherwise complete dentition) *** Exceptional approval possible *** or with incomplete incisors of 6 incisors above or below, Dwarf and Toy races with more than 4 premolar losses (with complete dentition) or incomplete incisor row above or below each 6 incisors. b) Broad, very short heads, excessively extended yoke legs, abnormally large or small heads in relation to the building, excessively large or small catch, meat nose c) Too bright eyes, abnormally large and round eyes. d) Very small, very high ears - but only in conjunction with other errors. e) Building defect: hull length more than 3 cm from shoulder height up to shoulder height of 45 cm. From 45 cm more than 4 cm from the shoulder height. Poorly formed chest, raised ridges, back of carp, sloping croup, built-up building, loose shoulders, O and X legs, strong French or cow-hoofed stance, very soft,
worn paws, these in conjunction with other errors and races separated. f) Morbid appearance, obvious severe, irreversible consequences of illnesses, from carrying or suckling, weak dogs beyond the developmental age, abnormally fat dogs that are obviously no longer on a normal figure or to bring normal weight. g) Testicular defects: Cryptorchids in the form, (even if surgically corrected) notifiable for the owner against the breeding societies of successful operation. h) Bad hair: eg in black dogs, eg poodles or terriers, white spots, strong gray hair, already in the age of less than 3 years in older dogs, which can not be cured as an early onset. i) Dogs that are demonstrably mischievous in at least four females at different times under different circumstances. k) Bitches, who in two consecutive litters after two different males each bring several bites l) Dogs that have been banned twice in a row for time and then in your then the errors that have led to such a breeding ban, are still not resolved , m) All dogs that are tampered with by manipulation by the owner. n) All dogs that have not passed a ZTP, depending on the race, because of the HD findings no breeding permission.

6. Conditionally prohibit breeding ban

a) Obvious deficiencies as a result of illnesses, wears and suckles which may be remedy over time (including bad hair). b) Poor care, especially of the hair. c) Highly fat dogs, provided they have the opportunity to bring them back to normal weight. d) Weak dogs, which can still be supported by proper feeding in the development.

7. The farm

(a) Each breeding project must be notified in good time, in writing, for approval to the competent breed warden. b) The breed warden advises the breeder with regard to a dog suitable for the bitch, but must not impose a particular male. If the breeder chooses another male than suggested by the breed warden, he must notify the breed warden in good time. This checks whether the partners fit together. If this does not apply and the male chosen by the dog owner still covers, the litter does not receive any pedigrees, unless the main breed warden decides differently according to para. C). c) If there is no agreement between the breeder and the responsible breed warden, the main breed warden must be informed, who in turn has the final decision. d) Because of the exclusively advisory role of the breed warden, the breeder alone has full responsibility for the breeding result. e) Litters that fall without the approval of the responsible breeding warden or the main breeding warden will not be entered in the studbook. f) Purpose of this provision is to get over time to large and type-inheriting dogs. g) All puppies must be marked unmistakable (either microchip or tattoo)

8. Litter Messages and Throwing Strength

The message to the breed warden must be made immediately after the litter verbally, by phone or in writing. The litter should be visited 2x if possible during the first seven weeks.

9. Nurse rearing

For large litters a nurse can be called in. It should be observed the animal welfare law. The breed warden has to convince himself immediately, that the nurse has accepted the kittens. The breed warden continues to have the obligation to control the nurse rearing. The resulting expenses are borne by the breeder. Rearing with substitute milk is only allowed in the most urgent cases and to be checked by the responsible breed warden, to ensure that neither the mother, nor the puppy disadvantages. If these conditions can not be met, the entire litter will not be entered in the studbook.

10. The throw off

a) This is done by the breeding team of the responsible association with the completion of the seventh week of life of the puppies. The breeding warden must pay the relevant travel expenses as well as a lump sum per puppy at the time of the litter acceptance, which is set by the breeding committee and published with other fees and contributions. Before completing the 8th live week, no puppies may be removed or given away by the mother. If this happens, then the whole litter receives no pedigrees. There must be no unvaccinated puppies. If the breeder before this time single or all puppies deliver, then tacitly collect them again for litter formation, so will be imposed for malicious deception a breeding ban. Even then, the entire litter receives no pedigrees. During the litter inspection, the breed warden checks the puppies for their condition and notes them on the throw report form, such as possible dentifrice errors or other obvious mistakes. The names of the puppies start with the first litter of the breeder (first the males, then the bitches) with * A *, with the second litter with * B * etc. It is important to ensure that all necessary signatures are made personally on the litter message become. In no case can the breeder sign the stud dog owner or the breed warden for one of the other two with iA or iV. Who tried to deceive by manipulation of any kind breed warden to expect breeding prohibition and exclusion. The throwing registration form with the cover certificate on the back, the original Anhnentafel the bitch and a photocopy of the pedigree of the male, if necessary, a kennel protection application must be attached. Before the sale of the puppy the breed warden advises the breeder that any defects of the puppies are to be announced to the buyer. If the breeder fails to do so, a breeding ban will be imposed. Breed Wardens must not lose their own litters.

11. Incest breeding

Pairings of dogs that are directly related to each other (father with daughter, mother with son, siblings, half-siblings) are only allowed after prior written approval and only in absolute special cases by the Hauptzuchttwart. In case of failure to comply with these incest regulations, the puppies will not receive any pedigrees or ancestral passports.

12. Hip Dysplasia (HD)

a) The findings of the radiographic examination of the hip joints must be certified by a veterinarian / GRSK assessor. b) Dogs approved for breeding must be HD-free. c) Due to the different HD problems of each breed, there are exceptions that are binding in a breeding project and can be requested in writing through the association.

13. Supplement

If a breeder has more than one female of a breed and uses it for breeding, at least three months should be between the litters of the individual bitches.
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