Announcing Dog Breeder Pro as Our Newest National Sponsor!

On July 10, 2024, Paw Privileges welcomed Dog Breeder Pro as a National Sponsor. The announcement introduced a breeding-management tool to our community and described an exclusive six-month trial for Paw Privileges members.

About the original offer: the six-month trial was part of the announcement published in 2024. Before signing up, check the current offer shown in your Paw Privileges account or contact us to confirm eligibility and availability. This historical announcement does not establish that the same promotion is still open. The provider's current general trial and subscription terms are shown on the Dog Breeder Pro website.

What Dog Breeder Pro helps breeders organise

Responsible breeders have records to maintain long before a litter is born and long after puppies leave for their new homes. Dog Breeder Pro brings several of those tasks into a breeding-management platform. Its current published features include dog profiles, health and DNA records, pedigrees, heat-cycle tracking, mating and litter records, puppy growth information, contacts and reports.

The practical benefit is having related information together. A vaccination date belongs with the correct dog. A test report needs a clear identity and result. A puppy's weight record needs to remain connected to that puppy as names and homes change. Software can help organise these details; it cannot make inaccurate or incomplete source information reliable. See the provider's full current feature list.

A useful workflow from planning to puppy handoff

For a breeder considering the platform, a small trial using one dog or one litter is more informative than entering years of information on the first day. Decide which records are most difficult to find now, then check whether the tool makes those tasks easier.

1. Start with identity. Enter a dog's registered name and other identifiers consistently. Decide how you will distinguish a call name from a registered name, and check for duplicate entries before building a pedigree.
2. Bring over the evidence. Gather the original veterinary records and official health-test reports. Record dates and results carefully, and keep a way to return to the original documents instead of relying on a short typed summary.
3. Record the litter's daily information. Use a consistent puppy identifier when entering observations and weights. If more than one person helps, agree on the units, timing and meaning of each entry.
4. Prepare the handoff. Check that the records going to a family refer to the right puppy and contain the information they need for their own veterinarian. Keep a separate copy of the breeder's original records.

For example, imagine a puppy whose coloured collar identifier changes to a call name after placement. A useful system lets the breeder maintain that connection without mixing the puppy's early notes with a littermate's. During your trial, practise finding the puppy's record again and generating the information you would share. This is an illustrative workflow, not a claim about an individual breeder's results.

Use pedigree tools with complete records and judgement

The provider describes trial matings, pedigree analysis, inbreeding reports and genetic coat-colour forecasting among its web tools. These can help organise questions and compare the information entered. They should not be interpreted as a promise of a healthy litter or a replacement for breed-specific health screening and knowledgeable breeding decisions.

Before relying on any report, ask which generations and ancestors are included, whether any records are missing, and whether the underlying data has been checked. A clean-looking chart can still contain an incorrect parent or an incomplete pedigree. Keep the original test evidence and discuss significant decisions with the appropriate breed and veterinary professionals. Read how Dog Breeder Pro describes its planning and analysis tools.

Understand the difference between the web platform and mobile app

Dog Breeder Pro announced its iOS and Android companion apps on May 13, 2026. The announcement describes checking and updating records, working with dogs, litters and contacts, and uploading photos or videos from a phone. It also explains that the web platform remains the main place for managing the full breeding programme and that subscriptions are managed on the web.

If you intend to use it beside the whelping box or during veterinary visits, test the specific task you need on your phone. Do not assume every web feature has an identical mobile version. The provider says it is continuing to develop the apps, so check the current documentation before choosing a workflow around a particular feature. Read the official mobile-app announcement.

Questions worth answering during a trial

• Can you quickly retrieve a particular dog's health report or a puppy's earlier record?
• Are your existing pedigree and contact records straightforward to enter or import?
• Can you export the information you need to keep outside the service?
• Does the owner-facing report contain the right details without sharing unrelated information?
• Which tasks work on your phone, and which are easier or available only on the web?
• What are the current trial terms, subscription cost and process for ending a subscription?

Keep your own notes while testing, including any missing feature you need the provider to clarify. A useful result may be as simple as finding vaccination records faster or preparing a clearer puppy handoff. There is no need to reorganise an entire established programme before you know the tool fits.

Finding the current Paw Privileges member offer

Sign in to your Paw Privileges account and check the current offer details before registering with Dog Breeder Pro. If you cannot find a live offer, ask us to confirm it rather than assuming the original six-month promotion still applies. Verify any redemption instructions, eligibility conditions and end date before creating a paid subscription.

This page keeps the history of the original partnership announcement while giving breeders a practical way to evaluate the tool today. Software supports record-keeping and communication; responsible breeding still depends on the care, evidence, decisions and lifelong support behind those records.

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