Vom Keiser Wappen Rottweilers Stud Contract


Vom Keiser Wappen Rottweilers Stud Contract

14 Autumn Woods Dr. Troy, Mo. 63379

Phone 314-471-6721 sale@vkwrottweilers.com

Dog:___________________________________________________________________________

DNA profile ___________ AKC/CKC/ADRK _____________ D.O.B. ________________________

Bitch Name______________________________________________________________________

Bitch's D.O.B_____________ AKC/CKC/ADRK Number_______________________________________

Bitch Owner_____________________________________________________________________

Bitch Co-Owner__________________________________________________________________

Address_________________________________________________________________________

Phone Number______________________ E-mail________________________________________

Stud Dog owner enters into this agreement with the intent to help the Bitch owner to produce healthy

puppies which, in both type and temperament, which will be good representatives of the Rottweiler breed.

To this end, the following items are included in this Stud Contract:

Bitch Qualifications

1. Bitch must be registered by the American Kennel Club or Canadian Kennel Club and be over 24 mos.

2. Bitch may have no disqualifying faults per the FCI Breed Standard for the Rottweiler and all genetic

and/or health problems which exist or have existed in the bitch must be disclosed to Stud Dog owner.

3. Bitch must have good temperament, as evidenced by conformation or working titles. If the Bitch is not

titled in a way to make good temperament probable, bitch owner agrees to make Bitch available for

examination by Stud Dog owner. In cases where the Stud Dog owner cannot meet the bitch, owner will

provide current photographs.

4. Bitch owner warrants that this Bitch has not been bred to any other Stud Dog from the start of her

heat cycle.

Stud Fees/Expenses

1. A stud fee of $_______________ shall be payable in full prior to the first mating or insemination by cash or

US Postal Money Order unless other arrangements are made beforehand between the breeder and stud dog owner.

2. The Bitch owner is responsible for any and all fees associated with breeding, including, but not limited

to veterinary Services, container fees, shipping fees, ovulation timing or artificial insemination fees.

3. The owner of the Stud Dog guarantees that the Bitch whelp 3 live puppies. If the Bitch fails to whelp or

whelps less than three live puppies, the owner of the Bitch must notify the Stud Dog owner within 7 days of

the expected whelp date. In these cases, the Stud Dog owner will provide one repeat stud service to this

Bitch or an agreed upon Bitch owned or co-owned by the same owner. In the case of a substitute Bitch, all

requirements of the original contract must be met. In the case that the Bitch changes ownership, there is

no obligation on the part of the Stud Dog owner to provide a repeat service.

4. If, after the second mating/insemination, the original Bitch again fails to whelp, the Stud Dog owner will

offer services of Stud Dog once more, only after the Bitch has undergone examination by a reproductive

veterinarian and has had ovulation timing. Any attempt to mate/inseminate after the second unsuccessful

mating or insemination, will be at no expense to the Stud Dog owner. In this case, Bitch owner will also

incur the expense of frozen semen collection if the bitch is to be inseminated in this manner.

5. The stud fee shall not be refunded, in whole or in part, for any reason, except as specifically provided for

within this contract.

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Stud Dog owner reserves the right to deny any breeder or bitch for any reason. In the case

that the breeding has previously been approved, Stud Dog owner also reserves the right to later refuse any

bitch that is aggressive to any person while attempting to breed naturally or artificially or whose breeder is

found to not be in good standing with the American Kennel Club and Canadian Kennel Club. In either case,

full stud fee, less $200 for expenses, will be refunded.

In breeding animals, there is always a risk that one may be injured during the process. Bitch owner agrees

to hold the stud dog harmless from any liability or damage. In addition, the Bitch owner understands that

the Stud Dog owner accepts no liability for the actions of this Bitch while in their care, including but not

limited to personal injury or property damage.

Shipment of chilled or frozen semen is an additional $400.00

It is specifically agreed that Vom Keiser Wappen Rottweilers is not required to sign the application for

registration of a resulting litter until such time as all expenses and stud fees are paid and all conditions

of this contract are executed.

Any further agreement between the parties is set forth below:

This contract contains the entire agreement of the parties and shall be construed and enforced in accordance

with the laws of the state of Missouri. Both parties stipulate that there are no other agreements other

than those set forth in this document. Any legal action filed by either party in an effort to enforce this

contract, will be filed in Lincoln County, Missouri, USA. If any legal action occurs, the prevailing party

will be entitled to recover reasonable costs and attorney's fees. Each party acknowledges that they have

read and understand the terms and conditions of this Stud Service Contract and have voluntarily entered

into and executed this agreement.

Signature of Stud Dog owner______________________________________________ Date ___________

Signature of Bitch owner_________________________________________________ Date____________

Signature of Bitch co-owner______________________________________________ Date____________

 

 

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F.C.I.-Standard Nr. 147 / 19.06.2000 / GB

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Rottweiler Standard

F.C.I.-Standard Nr. 147 / 19.06.2000 / GB

TRANSLATOR: Mrs. Chris Seidler, ORIGIN: Germany, DATE OF PUBLICATION OF THE

VALID ORIGINAL STANDARD: 06.04.2000

UTILIZATION: Companion, service and working dog

CLASSIFICATION FCI Group 2 (Pinscher and Schnauzer type, Molossian type and

Swiss Mountain- and Cattle Dogs and other breeds)

Section 2.1 Molossian type, Mastiff type With working trial.

Brief historical summary:

The Rottweiler is considered to be one of the oldest dog breeds. Its origin goes back to Roman

times. These dogs were kept as herder or driving dogs. They marched over the Alps with the

Roman legions, protecting the humans and driving their cattle. In the region of Rottweil, these

dogs met and mixed with the native dogs in a natural crossing. The main task of the Rottweiler

now became the driving and guarding of the herds of cattle and the defence of their masters and

their property. This breed acquired its name from the old free city of Rottweil and was known as

the „Rottweil butcher’s dog“.

The butchers bred this type of dog purely for performance and usefulness. In due course, a first

rate watch and driving dog evolved which could also be used as a draught dog. When, at the

beginning of the twentieth century, various breeds were needed for police service, the Rottweiler

was amongst those tested. It soon became evident that the breed was highly suitable for the tasks

set by police service and therefore they were officially recognized as police dogs in 1910.

Rottweiler breeders aim at a dog of abundant strength, black coated with clearly defined rich tan

markings, whose powerful appearance does not lack nobility and which is exceptionally well suited

to being a companion, service and working dog.

GENERAL APPEARANCE

The Rottweiler is a medium to large size, stalwart dog, neither heavy nor light and neither leggy

nor weedy. His correctly proportioned, compact and powerful build leads to the conclusion of great

strength, agility and endurance.

IMPORTANT PROPORTIONS

The length of the body, measured from the sternum (breast-bone) to the ischiatic tuberosity,

should not exceed the height at the withers by, at most, 15 %.

BEHAVIOUR / TEMPERAMENT

Good natured, placid in basic disposition and fond of children, very devoted, obedient, biddable

and eager to work. His appearance is natural and rustic, his behaviour self assured, steady and

fearless. He reacts to his surroundings with great alertness.

HEAD:

CRANIAL REGION:

Skull: Of medium length, broad between the ears. Forehead line moderately

arched as seen from the side. Occipital bone well developed without

being conspicious.

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Stop: Well defined.

FACIAL REGION

Nose: Nose well developed, more broad than round with relatively large nostrils,

always black.

Muzzle: The foreface should appear neither elongated nor shortened in relation to

the cranial region. Straight nasal bridge, broad at base, moderately

tapered.

Lips: Black, close fitting, corner of the mouth not visible, gum as dark as

possible.

Jaws / Teeth: Upper and lower jaw strong and broad. Strong complete dentition

(42 teeth) with scissor bite, the upper incisors closely overlapping the

lower incisors.

Cheeks: Zygomatic arches pronounced.

Eyes: Of medium size, almond shaped, dark brown in colour. Eyelids close

fitting.

Ears: Medium-sized, pendant, triangular, wide apart, set on high. With the ears

laid forward close to the head the skull appears to be broadened.

NECK Strong, of fair length, well muscled, slightly arched, free from throatiness,

without dewlap.

BODY

Back: Straight, strong, firm.

Loins: Short, strong and deep.

Croup: Broad, of medium length, slightly rounded. Neither flat nor falling away.

Chest: Roomy, broad and deep (approximately 50 % of the shoulder height) with

well developed forechest and well sprung ribs.

Belly: Flanks not tucked up.

TAIL: In natural condition, level in extension of the upper line; at ease may

be hanging

LIMBS

FOREQUARTERS: Seen from the front, the front legs are straight and not placed too closely

to each other. The forearm, seen from the side, stands straight. The slope

of the shoulder blade is about 45 degrees to the horizontal.

Shoulders: Well laid back.

Upper arm: Close fitting to the body.

Forearm: Strongly developed and muscular.

Pasterns: Slightly springy, strong, not steep.

Front feet: Round, tight and well arched; pads hard; nails short, black and strong.

HINDQUARTERS: Seen from behind, legs straight and not too close together. When

standing free, obtuse angles are formed between the dog’s upper thigh

and the hip bone, the upper thigh and the lower thigh and the metatarsal.

Upper thigh: Moderately long, broad and strongly muscled.

Lower thigh: Long, strongly and broadly muscled at top, sinewy.

Hocks: Sturdy well angulated hocks; not steep.

Hindfeet: Slightly longer than the front feet. Toes strong, arched, as tight as front

feet.

GAIT The Rottweiler is a trotting dog. In movement the back remains firm and

relatively stable. Movement harmonious, steady, full of energy and

unrestricted, with good stride.

SKIN

Skin on the head: Overall tight fitting. When the dog is alert, the forehead may be slightly

wrinkled.

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COAT

HAIR: The coat consists of a top coat and an undercoat. The top coat is of

medium length, coarse, dense and flat. The undercoat must not show

through the top coat. The hair is a little longer on the hindlegs.

COLOUR: Black with clearly defined markings of a rich tan on the cheeks, muzzle,

throat, chest and legs, as well as over both eyes and under the base of

the tail.

SIZE AND WEIGHT

Heigtht at withers: For males is 61 - 68 cm.

61 - 62 cm is small 63 - 64 cm is medium height

65 - 66 cm is large - correct height 67 - 68 cm is very large

Weight: approximately 50 kg

Heigtht at withers: For bitches is 56 - 63 cm.

56 - 57 cm is small 58 - 59 cm is medium height

60 - 61 cm is large - correct height 62 - 63 cm is very large

Weight: approximately 42 kg

FAULTS Any departure from the foregoing points should be considered a fault and

the seriousness with which the fault should be regarded should be in

exact proportion to its degree.

General appearance: Light, weedy, leggy appearance. Light in bone and muscle.

Head: Hound-type head. Narrow, light, too short, long or coarse head. Flat

forehead (lack of stop or too little stop).

Foreface: Long or pointed muzzle; split nose; Roman nose (convex nasal bridge) or

dish-faced (concave nasal bridge); aquiline nose; pale or spotted nose

(butterfly nose).

Lips: Pendulous, pink or patchy; corner of lips visible.

Jaws: Narrow lower jaw.

Bite: Pincer bite.

Cheeks: Strongly protruding.

Eyes: Light, deep set. Also too full and round eyes; loose eye-lids.

Ears: Set on too low, heavy, long, slack or turned backwards. Also flying ears or

ears not carried symmetrically.

Neck: Too long, thin, lacking muscle. Showing dewlap or throaty.

Body: Too long, too short or too narrow.

Back: Too long, weak; sway-back or roach back.

Croup: Too sloping, too short, too flat or too long.

Chest: Flat ribbed or barrel shaped. Too narrow behind.

Tail: Set on too high or too low.

Forequarters: Narrow or crooked front legs. Steep shoulder placement. Loose or out at

elbow. Too long, too short or too straight in upper arm. Weak or steep

pastern. Splayed feet. Too flat or too arched toes. Deformed toes. Light

coloured nails.

Hindquarters: Flat thighs, hocks too close, cow hocks or barrel hocks. Joints with too

little or too much angulation. Dewclaws.

Skin: Wrinkles on head.

Coat: Soft, too short or too long. Wavy coat; lack of undercoat.

Colour: Markings of incorrect colour, not clearly defined.. Markings which are too

spread out.

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ELIMINATING FAULTS:

General: Distinct reversal of sexual type, i.e. feminine dogs or masculine bitches.

Teeth: Overshot or undershot bite, wry mouth; lack of one incisive tooth, one

canine, one premolar and one molar.

Eyes: Entropion, ectropion, yellow eyes, different coloured eyes.

Tail: Kink tail, ring tail, with strong lateral deviation

Hair: Definitely long or wavy coat.

Colour: Dogs which do not show the typical Rottweiler colouring of black with tan

markings. White markings.

Behaviour: Anxious, shy, cowardly, gun-shy, vicious, excessively suspicious, nervous

animals.

N.B.: Male animals must have two apparently normal testicles fully descended

into the scrotum.

 

 
   
 

 

   

 

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