We do understand that sometimes accidents can happen or a bitch can have irregular seasons. We do not endorse this and would recommend that at least a year is given between litters. Neither of these endorsements prevents the dog from being bred from nor sent abroad, but does prevent any litters being registered with The Kennel Club and the dog from being registered by an overseas kennel club. Details on endorsements can be found below under the heading 'information about Kennel Club endorsements'.Ĭurrently The Kennel Club permits the use of two endorsements on registrations: progeny not eligible for registration and export pedigree not allowed. (Any such agreement must be in writing and signed by both the breeder and new owner). The breeder must advise any prospective new owner in writing that there is a restriction on the puppy prior to the puppy being collected. You can place an endorsement by completing the appropriate section on the form during the registration process. You can place an endorsement at the point of registration providing that the dog is in your physical possession. They're used to avoid breeding where there could be hereditary health issues and if onward breeding is not advisable Registration endorsements are mainly used by breeders to protect breeding lines and for welfare protection. The Kennel Club rules and regulations can be found in The Kennel Club Year Book. Please refer to your owner certificate if you are unsure, the endorsement will be clearly displayed that there is a restriction on file at The Kennel Club that prevents any puppies from being registered).
If either the dam or sire are endorsed with progeny not eligible for registration (i.e.
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