L I T T E R - D A T A

<aside> ✅ Over its history, the longhaired Dutch Shepherd has been bred in 18 countries, under 205 kennel names around the world.

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Updates & availability

Litters will be added to the database if they fill one of the following criteria:

Two FCI/AKC registered longhair parents, and at least one FCI/AKC registered individual in the litter.
One shorthaired + one longhaired parent, and at least one individual registered under FCI/AKC as a longhaired Dutch Shepherd.
One shorthaired + one longhaired parent, and at least one individual is a parent to a backcross FCI/AKC longhair litter.

Because the goal of this website is to assist breeders in finding studs and dams that can be used for breeding without special application processes, first generation inter-variety combinations will only be added after they have produced registered longhair offspring. For the same reason full litters with “limited” or “not for breeding” registration are not listed, unless they later breed. Dogs born outside of FCI and then registered as Dutch Shepherds can only appear as parents, even if they have one FCI registered longhair parent. Both COI and MK calculations are always done with full available data.

If you have knowledge of a litter that meets these criteria but cannot be found on the database yet, please contact the webmaster. Data from countries with no public pedigree records might be incomplete or appear slower.

Totals in this database

Sires	456
Dams	552
Litters	930
Puppies	5994

Tips on viewing & sorting the data

Raw data - A list of all born litters.
By country - All litters grouped by country of birth. A great way to follow how popular the breed is in other countries and to see what type of combinations are born where.
By kennel - All litters grouped by their kennel name. Use the search function in this tab to find every combination an interesting breeder made, and which other breeders continued their work.
Current by MK - Shows [current] litters grouped into quartiles of the population by average mean kinship of their parents. Use this to identify combinations with high value that could have produced interesting breeding prospects.
Current by offspring - Shows current litters grouped by the number of individuals who already reproduced in that litter. This view will most effectively tell you which litters should still be considered for breeding to ensure continuity.

You can always add your own filter rules and sorts to each of the different tabs, These will allow you to look at each database in endless ways.

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