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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the stud certificate in the editor.
- Begin by entering the 'Date of Mating' in the designated field. This is crucial for record-keeping.
- Fill in the details of the female dog. Start with her 'Registered Name', followed by her 'PKC No' and 'Microchip No'.
- Next, provide the 'Breeder’s Name' and 'Owner’s Name' for the female dog.
- Now, move on to the male dog’s information. Repeat the process by entering his 'Registered Name', 'PKC No', and 'Microchip No'.
- Complete the male dog's section with his 'Breeder’s Name' and 'Owner’s Name'.
- Both owners must sign in the declaration section to confirm that all provided information is accurate.
- Finally, ensure you include your addresses, phone numbers, and emails in their respective fields.
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This certificate is attached to the Associate of Applied Science Degree in Criminal Justice and the transfer Field of Study degree in Criminal Justice.
The license certificate issued for a stallion or jack whose sire and dam are of pure breeding and the pedigree of which is registered in a stud book