Why a kennel page in the database
Anyone choosing a St. Bernard puppy sooner or later looks up the parents' pedigrees. Often they do it here: the database holds tens of thousands of St. Bernards, many with five to ten generations of ancestors. Your kennel page sits exactly where buyers are already looking.
- "Verified kennel" mark on every dog that lists you as the breeder. Buyers see it on the dog's page and in the pedigrees of its offspring, and follow it to your page.
- Litter announcements in the Puppies section, on the home page and on the pages of the sire and dam. Parents can only be chosen from the database, so buyers immediately see their pedigrees, titles, health tests and the litter's inbreeding coefficient. You can also announce a planned mating and build a waiting list early.
- Your own page: description, photos, website and social networks, phone and e-mail. Contacts open on a click, which makes them harder for spam bots to harvest.
- Statistics: how often your page and announcements were viewed, how many times visitors opened your phone number or went to your website. A monthly summary arrives by e-mail.
- Kennel figures, if you want them: dogs bred, champions, health-tested dogs, average COI of your litters. Switched on with a tick in your kennel account.
- A badge for your website linking to your page in the database.
Why we check documents
Only a kennel that has sent its kennel name certificate gets the mark. For buyers this is the main difference from classified ads: it is much harder to pose as someone else's kennel or name the wrong parents — moderators check documents, and parents can only be chosen from the database.