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Liesbeth · 13-10-2008, 20:01

I think what Patrick is trying to say/ask is what follows:
If a belgian breeder wants to use a studdog that doesn't live in belgium, he also needs the DNA-code of that dog. So the foreign studdog will have to be tested and he has to have an ISAG 2006 code, otherwise we (belgian breeders) can't 'use' the dog. So it's kind of a problem that Belgium is one of the first countries who officialy require this

Will the owners of the studdogs in other countries will be so kind to have their dogs tested by a veterinary/lab qualified to do so according to the rules of our system?
If not, we can't use 'foreign' males anymore

I think it costs about 50 Euro and the dog has to be tested before the mating took place...

Liesbeth

13-10-2008, 20:01	#9
Liesbeth Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Lubbeek Posts: 373	I think what Patrick is trying to say/ask is what follows: If a belgian breeder wants to use a studdog that doesn't live in belgium, he also needs the DNA-code of that dog. So the foreign studdog will have to be tested and he has to have an ISAG 2006 code, otherwise we (belgian breeders) can't 'use' the dog. So it's kind of a problem that Belgium is one of the first countries who officialy require this Will the owners of the studdogs in other countries will be so kind to have their dogs tested by a veterinary/lab qualified to do so according to the rules of our system? If not, we can't use 'foreign' males anymore I think it costs about 50 Euro and the dog has to be tested before the mating took place... Liesbeth __________________ Tsjechoslowaakse Wolfhonden van Hagia Sophia' www.wolfdog.be