FTA card, per dog being profiled. Forms for use of frozen semen can also be printed off our website at ADBADOG. COM.
The 1, 2, 3’ s Of Registering Semen With The ADBA
1. At the time of collection the Semen collection Form( SCF) is sent in to the ADBA office. The fee to have it recorded is $ 15.00. A detailed receipt will be sent. A DNA profile on the dog will need to be on file. The DNA is $ 56.00 which includes the kit.
2. When the semen is used, the vet performing the insemination will fill out and sign the AIFS form. This form is attached and sent in with the ADBA litter application form at the time of registration. The fee of $ 23.00 is due in addition to the litter fee.
3. If the dogs produced are to be single dog registered, the breeder will need to file an AIFS form with the ADBA for the breeding with the fee of $ 23.00. ADBA will record and keep this on file. The single application forms from this frozen semen breeding will then be accepted.
4. The transfer of semen form( TRFS) is used to sell frozen semen. This document will be recorded by the ADBA. The fee is $ 15.00. A detailed receipt will be sent.
Storage Facilities For a complete list of frozen semen storage facilities visit: http:// www. huntingbassets. com / articles / storage. pdf Storage Facilities ADBA customers have used: Animal Clinic Northview Inc.- N. Ridgeville, OH- 440-
327-8282 Brittmore Animal Hospital Inc.- Houston, TX- 713-
468-8995 Once Frozen Canine Breeders Service- Oklahoma City,
OK- 405-682-2849
Zoetis- Kansas City, MO-( 800) 228-4305 / 816-464-3500( To ship frozen semen overseas, you need to go through this company.)
Q and A’ s
Hello ADBA,
I have a question on the frozen semen collection. I want to have a stud dog collected. He is an ADBA Working Pit Bulldog. The stud owner would be going with me to the vet office.
Q: What form do I need? I will be the owner of the semen being stored.
A: The semen collection and freezing form( SCF) is the form that the owner will need to have filled out and recorded with the ADBA. The recording fee is $ 15.00. The dog will need to be DNA profiled. Q: What is the transfer of ownership? A: A transfer of ownership of frozen semen( TRSF) form will need to be filled and signed by the owner of the semen, giving the new owner the rights to a specific number of breeding straws. This will need to be recorded with ADBA by the new owner. The fee for recording is $ 15.00.
Q: What will the situation be on the frozen semen if the dog is sold? To register offspring, do I need original stud owner’ s signature, or the new stud owner’ s signature if he sells said stud dog?
A: To use the semen you will need to have the vet fill out the( AIFS) form when the female is being inseminated. You will attach this form to the back of the litter application form when you register the litter. This form is $ 23.00 in addition to the litter fee. You will not need a service agreement as the semen is under your ownership.
Q: The same stud owner that I have an upcoming litter with also plans to sell the stud soon. Can he sell the stud before my litter is born? I know I’ ll need his signature as the owner of the stud on the litter being born next month.
A: The stud certificate for your litter produced by natural breeding would need to be signed by the owner of the stud dog, at the time of breeding. If he sells the dog before your pups are whelped, he needs to make sure he lists the date of sale when he signs the paperwork over to the new owner. The date of sale will be after the breeding date so your stud service agreement will be accepted.
Hello ADBA, Q: I have semen that has been frozen. The dog has not been transferred into my name and he is now deceased. I did not know about the frozen semen policy. What do I have to do now in order to get the semen recognized by the ADBA so I can use it?
A: You need to have the dog transferred into your ownership. Make sure the date of sale is accurate and filled out. You need to have owned the dog at the time of collection.
Send in a record of where the semen has been stored and the quantity of semen stored. You will need to have a DNA profile done on the dog. Since the dog is deceased, to obtain a DNA profile, a straw will need to be thawed and sent to the lab to obtain the DNA profile. If you do not want to waste a straw, you can have the vet save 2 drops at the time you are inseminating a female. Instruction For Shipping Frozen Semen Samples
• Place a minimum of 50 ul( 2-3 drops) of semen in a 1.5- ml Eppendorf tube.
• Close cap tightly to prevent accidental spillage or cross contamination during shipment. It is recommended to use Para film to wrap the lid / cap for additional support.
• The semen samples in tubes may be shipped at room temperature for overnight delivery. It is not necessary to send the samples on dry ice or wet ice.
Your Vet will send the semen sample with submission form, which can be obtained from a DNA kit that you get from the ADBA.
Send To: NEOGEN / GENESEEK 4131 N. 48TH STREET Lincoln, NE 68504
( 402-435-0665) Once you have the sample sent, contact Adam at adam @ adba. cc and email over the submission form with the fee of $ 65.00. Then GENESEEK sends the results to the ADBA. It takes 4 to 6 weeks. ADBA will then record the DNA, and send you a DNA certificate. Your frozen semen breeding will then be recognized.
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