Biewer Club of Canada members have chosen to use the leading Biewer Registry in North America, the BBIR. In addition all club members Biewers will be recorded in the BCC stud book.
The Biewer Club Canada (BCC) complies with the governing body for Canadian animals, the Animal Pedigree Act. The BCC does not register dogs but accepts foreign registries that conform to the standards and who provide proper documentation including DNA verfication. Owners of dogs registered with the other foreign registries can forward their registration documents, DNA results, along with the dogs pedigree to be included in the Biewer Breed Club Studbook. Owners of pets are not required to register their dog but we would appreciate the pedigree be forwarded for inclusion into the Studbook. Members can order the DNA Parentage Kit from Healthgene Canada.
The Biewer Breed International Registry (BBIR) is not only available to BBCA members but is open to the public as well. While the Registry is open to all pure Biewers, you can rest assured that your information will remain private.
To the best of its ability, the BBIR has kept accurate information supplied by recognized German Registries from its inception. The BBIR has developed its own database, complete with pedigrees and litter registrations. The database has remained accurate through DNA identification for all breeding stock registered. By doing this, the Registry ensures that all future generations will remain Biewer to Biewer and validates the breed to various organizations as we continue to develop.
The BBIR has played a major role in the recognition of the Biewer in North America and continues to offer a large gene pool for the continued development of the breed. There are multiple champions and excellent examples of the breed within its registry and their numbers continue to multiply at an accelerated rate.
The pedigrees will be permanent and transferable to new owners. The pedigrees will show (4 or 5) generations of parentage and will include detailed information such as kennel name, breeding rights, etc. These details will be provided on the registration form. Every breeder has the right to specify their own details.
The BBIR is a safe, secure registry and can be trusted to maintain the integrity on which it was established. As the Registry continues to grow, the Biewer will continue to develop into a beautiful, strong, and vibrant breed. The BBIR is the key to keeping our blood lines diverse while ensuring our German heritage is protected.
The Biewer Club Canada (BCC) complies with the governing body for Canadian animals, the Animal Pedigree Act. The BCC does not register dogs but accepts foreign registries that conform to the standards and who provide proper documentation including DNA verfication. Owners of dogs registered with the other foreign registries can forward their registration documents, DNA results, along with the dogs pedigree to be included in the Biewer Breed Club Studbook. Owners of pets are not required to register their dog but we would appreciate the pedigree be forwarded for inclusion into the Studbook. Members can order the DNA Parentage Kit from Healthgene Canada.
The Biewer Breed International Registry (BBIR) is not only available to BBCA members but is open to the public as well. While the Registry is open to all pure Biewers, you can rest assured that your information will remain private.
To the best of its ability, the BBIR has kept accurate information supplied by recognized German Registries from its inception. The BBIR has developed its own database, complete with pedigrees and litter registrations. The database has remained accurate through DNA identification for all breeding stock registered. By doing this, the Registry ensures that all future generations will remain Biewer to Biewer and validates the breed to various organizations as we continue to develop.
The BBIR has played a major role in the recognition of the Biewer in North America and continues to offer a large gene pool for the continued development of the breed. There are multiple champions and excellent examples of the breed within its registry and their numbers continue to multiply at an accelerated rate.
The pedigrees will be permanent and transferable to new owners. The pedigrees will show (4 or 5) generations of parentage and will include detailed information such as kennel name, breeding rights, etc. These details will be provided on the registration form. Every breeder has the right to specify their own details.
The BBIR is a safe, secure registry and can be trusted to maintain the integrity on which it was established. As the Registry continues to grow, the Biewer will continue to develop into a beautiful, strong, and vibrant breed. The BBIR is the key to keeping our blood lines diverse while ensuring our German heritage is protected.
