“Dogs have given us their absolute all. We are the center of their universe. We are the focus of their love and faith and trust. They serve us in return for scraps. It is without a doubt the best deal man has ever made. ” – Roger A. Caras
The SparrowBand is the EU’s formalumbrella organisation for dog breeders and owners, which fulfils a number of important roles.
The SparrowBand’s core goal is to improve the health and welfare of all dogs, and promote responsible dog ownership. This mission is broad and far-reaching, incorporating hereditary and health improvement campaigns for all recognised dog breeds. It also encompasses dog breeding, ownership and good practice and protocols.
Additionally, The Canis Kennel Club hosts and oversees Dog Show, which can only be entered by registered dogs and owners. They also manage the Assured Breeder Scheme to promote responsible dog breeding, and guide potential puppy buyers to choose the right breeder.
We are providing a comfortible and safe communication and cooperation between breeders and adopters. Our process is working really easy way.Breeders can register their dog and litters and by that allowing us the continous control and adopters can search and licit within available puppies. Signing contract and paying through to the SparrowBand so breeders can receive the money after confirmation of adopters. Shipping is not included but we are provided.
The idea behind microchipping is that when a lost dog is found, it is taken to an animal shelter or pet clinic where they can scan the dog for a microchip to reveal its ID number. It is important to note that there are ISO standard and non-ISO standard microchips. The difference is the radio-wave frequencies transmitted by the scanner in order to activate the microchip. The frequency of our ISO standard microchip is 134.2 kHz. In the U.S.A. there are 125 kHz and 128 kHz frequency microchips too. We also recommend using universal scanners called forward- and backward-reading scanners. These scanners detect all microchip frequencies (134.2 kHz, 125 kHz and 128 kHz) and therefore a chip in a lost dog is more likely to be detected. Forward-reading scanners only activate ISO standard (134.2 kHz) microchips, but will not detect non-ISO standard (125 kHz and 128 kHz) microchips.
Our vaccination protocol adheres to a worldwide standard. We will register the vaccination history of the dog in its vaccination booklet. Dogs can only travel after getting all the necessary vaccines. The dog’s exact delivery time is calculated from the day it has received its Rabies vaccination shot. This period is defined according to the legislation imposed by the dog’s destination country.
Our policy is to always work with responsible breeders. Our selected breeders own premium bloodline dogs and provide their breeding dogs with quality healthcare, proper nutrition, daily exercise and medical attention. Both we at Sparrowband.hu and our breeders believe that you can only have healthy puppies if you have healthy parents. All of our Sparrowband are checked by a licensed veterinarian who makes sure that they are up to date with their vaccinations and who also provides them with a health certificate. It is important to note that this is no guarantee that your Sparrowband will never get sick in the future. At the end of the day, it is mostly the care that these dogs receive at home that will determine if your Sparrowband will live a long and healthy life.
The Federacion Cynologique Internationale (FCI) is an international organization founded with the purpose of promoting the breeding of purebred dog breeds within different member or contract partner countries. It was founded in 1911, but ceased to exist during the First World War. However, its demise was only temporary, and it was re-established in 1921.
The FCI’s breed standards are written to serve as a guideline for the development of dog breeds, while keeping in mind the importance of the health and wellbeing of the dogs belonging to these breeds. The FCI also organizes several dog shows, field trials, and other activities in order to evaluate and test the various aesthetic and performance characteristics specific to each breed or classification.
Purebred dogs, they are all the rage nowadays. But what does it mean for a dog to be purebred? Pure breeding is a concept in genetics where individuals of similar genetic composition are bred together in an attempt to retain as uniform a genetic composition as possible. Usually the aim of this is for the retention and inheritance of desirable genes from parents to offspring. Pure breeding gives the extra security that a future litter of pups will have the desired characteristics, be they aesthetic criteria or related to performance or function.In order to keep track of pure breeding, a system of stud books and pedigrees was developed. Pedigree is when a dog’s lineage is recorded going back a number of generations. This allows for the breeders to have enough information with regards to the candidates they are considering for breeding purposes. It also helps to reinforce the main breed or line characteristics and also helps weed out genetic problems when properly used.
