The Canine Developmental Health and Performance Registry is a privately held endeavor that brings together the work of dog owners, breeders, geneticists, veterinarians and private researchers to develop breeding strategies for the improvement of health and performance in the pure bred dogs.
The CDHPR has secured a unique agreement with the United Kennel Club, Inc. so that the CDHPR breeding plans may yield dogs that could be considered eligible for enrollment into the UKC registration and recieve acceptance into the purebred dog community.
The International Mi-Ki Registry and the Continental Mi-Ki Association's combined application to the CDHPR was accepted in April 2007. In July 2008, the Mi-Ki Breed was accepted as one of the first new breeds in the CDHPR program for developing breeds.
The IMR/CMA's dedication to VIP-DNA profiling, CERF and OFA certifications and adherence to a strict Breeding Program were the Key points the CDHPR looked at for acceptance.
For More Information on the CDHPR go to thier web site.
Canine Developmental Health
and Performance Registry
The IMR and CMA are proud to announce registrations for the CDHPR, which is the United Kennel Club’s entry program. The first requirement is to get registered with either the IMR or CMA. Both Clubs require CERF certification for eyes, OFA for heart and patella, a general health form filled out by a vet with color pictures, a three generation pedigree and verified parentage. This is the opportunity for everyone to get in on the ground floor of the recognition process. For complete details contact Connie for the IMR at imrpres@yahoo.com and Bonnie for the CMA at lcampbell@pngusa.net
