For thoughtful breeders
From the first breeding decision to a puppy’s life with their family. Bring your dogs, plans, litters and relationships together, so every next step has the context it deserves.
Your breeder toolkit
Start with the essentials in each chapter. Open the extra tools when you need them, and see how one step connects to the next.
Compare potential pairings with the records you actually have.
Keep each dog’s health and reproductive history in view.
Follow your planned matings, active litters and individual puppies.
Connect people, puppy records and the follow-ups you choose.
Bring your kennel, dogs and published availability together.
Connect pedigrees with learning, clubs, shows and achievements.
Availability depends on your plan, role, dog coverage and the participating organization. Club services and official records follow club rules. Enable notifications and follow-up emails explicitly; saving a record does not automatically send a message.
Tools for the whole journey
Use heat and progesterone records alongside health and pedigree evidence to compare candidates and save a mating plan. Estimates depend on available records and do not replace veterinary advice.
Move from a planned mating to an active litter, then keep each puppy’s identity, health and notes connected to its parents.
Link the puppy with its family, record pickup details and enable the follow-ups you want. Keep the owner’s language and communication preferences in mind.
Behind every generation
A breeding program is more than a pair of names. Explore ancestry, shared relatives, health evidence and your breeding strategy together. See what is known, what is missing and what needs expert review.
Behind every generation
Give each puppy a connected start: its parents, identity, health information and the people who will care for it. Keep that context available as the puppy grows.
Beyond the handover
The relationship you build with owners can last a lifetime. Keep the puppy, the family and your chosen follow-ups connected, without treating every record as permission to send a message.
Keep customer context, puppy links, pickup details and notes together. Configure follow-ups when you are ready to use them.
Help owners discover care records, learning, dogs they follow, clubs and events. Their access and choices remain their own.
No. Start with the dogs and tools relevant to you. Available dog coverage, active-litter limits and advanced features depend on your plan.
No. Planning tools help review recorded evidence, estimates and missing information. They do not certify health, predict a guaranteed litter outcome or replace your veterinarian and club requirements.
Only the configured follow-ups you explicitly enable can use linked puppy and pickup records. Saving a date alone does not send an email. Consent and communication preferences still apply.
Your next chapter
Start with your dogs. Connect the work around them, one thoughtful step at a time.