The breeding community asked for:
- Better communication
- Clear stud profiles with health information
- More visibility and enquiries for their studs
- A breeding community forum for guidance
So we made it happen. Welcome.
Stud dog listings
Dogs for Stud Near You
Compare breed, location, stud fee and owner-supplied health information. Ask for the original results before arranging a mating.
The community forum New
Talk breeding
with other owners.
Meet other breeders, ask about health tests and stud agreements, and discuss potential matches. For your dog’s health, speak to your vet.
Visit the forum Read with a free account. Subscribers can start discussions and reply.Breeder discussions
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Discussions are visible to registered members.
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Looking for a puppy?
Find puppies by breed and location. Read the breeder’s profile, ask about the parents and arrange to meet before making a decision.
Find or list a stud dog
How K9 Stud Hub works.
Choose what you’re here to do. Here’s how to get started.
Find a stud dog. Check the details. Talk directly.
Find your breed
Search by breed and town or county. Narrow your results by age and stud fee.
Look beyond the photo
Get to know the dog’s temperament and review the owner’s health information. Ask for the evidence behind the profile before deciding.
Talk to the owner
Create a free account and message owners at no extra cost. Discuss suitability, health checks and terms before making arrangements.
Questions
Dog Stud Service FAQs
Choose a breed, then use the town, city or county filter in the stud directory. Compare profiles, stud fees and health information before messaging an owner. A nearby dog still needs to be a suitable match for your female.
Responsible breeding
Safe breeding checklist
Before you book a mating, check these four things. If either dog is unsuitable, the right decision is not to breed.
Readiness first
Ask your vet about age, maturity and breeding suitability. One age does not suit every dog.
Checks first
Review both dogs’ health and breed-specific screening with your vet. View health testing guide
Agree upfront
Put fees, expectations and what happens if mating is unsuccessful in writing.
Safe location
Discuss a calm, suitable setting and each dog’s welfare before arranging a meeting.
Read & learn
Before you breed.
Know what to ask.
How old is old enough? Which health tests matter? What should a stud agreement cover? Get clear answers before spending money or agreeing to a mating. Browse all articles →
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