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 In Breeding

UKC regulations on In Breeding and do Registration papers show In Bred? Thanks

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We don't recommend in-breeding, however we will register the litter and yes, the papers would be stamped "in bred".

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We don't recommend in-breeding, however we will register the litter and yes, the papers would be stamped "in bred".
What does UKC consider In Bred? (Sire-daughter, Dam-son and Brother-sister). Will these crosses be marked In Bred? Thanks.

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Full brother to sister, Mon to son, or Father to daughter are all considered as in-bred and papers for litters out of these crosses would be stamped in bred.

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Full brother to sister, Mon to son, or Father to daughter are all considered as in-bred and papers for litters out of these crosses would be stamped in bred.
Thanks Russell.

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You're welcome. Have a great day!

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