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The Gompa Lhasa Apso Registry contains an
external registry and an internal database.
The external registry
is designed to meet American Kennel requirements for a
domestic registry and includes DNA Profiling, DNA
Parentage Verification and Microchip Identification.
Pedigrees extend back to each dog's Himalayan
foundation.
The internal database contains records of
all dogs being used to perpetuate the genetic lineage of
the Gompa Lhasa Apso, including those directly imported
from the Himalayas. Dogs in the database are bred and/or
owned by Preservation Program breeders. With a
comprehensive set of health and physical characteristics
categories, the database is designed for analysis and
study and tracks individual dogs through the course of
their lives.
Dogs born within the Preservation Program
are also registered with the United Kennel
Club, founded in 1898, the second oldest and second
largest all-breed registry in the USA.
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This
stamp indicates the dog has been DNA Profiled. It
appears in the information section, top portion,
right side, on the pedigree.
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This
DNA Verified Parentage stamp indicates the dog, its
sire and its dam all have DNA profiles in the
database and the dog's parentage has been verified
comparing the profiles. It appears in the
information section, top portion, right side, on the pedigree. |
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This Microchip
Identified stamp indicated the dog has a microchip.
It appears in the information section, top portion,
right side, on the pedigree. |
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