Large Munsterlander - Documentation for "Eligible to Breed"

Documentation for "Eligible to Breed"

This webpage was last updated on January 28, 2024 by Sheila Schmutz sheila.schmutz@usask.ca

Applicants must be LMAC members.

Applying for Eligibility. When you believe that your dog has met the Large Munsterlander Association of Canada requirements and wish to breed or make your sire available for breeding, mail the following documentation to the Registrar: Derek Oderkirk
243 Brookmore Lane
Saskatoon, SK S7V 1C2
Canada
e-mail ddpoder@gmail.com
Phone: (306) 202-7427 (evenings, but Derek works shifts, so please try to email instead)

Documents needed to apply for eligibility to breed:

1)
~ Total dog profile form ~
(downloadble here)

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2) Copy of test score documents (young dog test and advanced hunting test)
3) Copy of registration certificate and pedigree (i.e. front and back)
4) Copy of hip & elbow dysplasia certification (see below)
5) Copy of conformation evaulation (LMAC or for 2020, VHDF)
6) Picture of your dog

For new kennels, owners of LMAC-approved females should contact the Registrar, Derek Oderkirk for a "New Kennel Application Form".

Once approved, the kennel name will be added to the LMAC webpage with their contact information. Please email this to the webmaster, Sheila Schmutz.

Hip Dysplasia Certification

Hip & elbow evaluation is required, as of July 1, 2020. Note that films are not returned, therefore if you or your vet wants a copy, please make one before submitting the original for evaulation. However, many vets now use digital instead of film, so then they'd have another copy.

Option 1 - Farrow's VMI in Saskatoon

Dogs must be 18 months or older.
Have your vet take high quality radiographs of the hips and each elbow, with dog awake or under anesthesia.
The film should show the dog’s tattoo, date of x-ray and vet clinic name.
Email Dr. Chuck Farrow for more information at teacher7 AT sasktel.net.

Option 2 - Orthopedic Foundation for Animals in Missouri

See above for x-ray procedure.
Dogs must be 24 months of age or older.
The evaluation charge will be explained by your veterinarian who will send the x-ray on your behalf to:

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