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DTK - Deutscher Teckelklub 1888 e.V.

website DTK: LINK

 

The programme has been started 01.01.2012. After the start-up phase of about 1 year the ongoing sampling has been limited to the registration of samples of all puppies and animals imported from abroad. The DTK achieves a genetic proof of origin for all animals kept in the DTK as well as DNA-tested pedigree information for all breeding animals.
The obligatory tests for hereditary diseases are specific to the individual breeds and the intended mating.

Details of the DTK programme

  • Continuous registration of all puppies at litter inspection by means of samples on GOcards (organised by the DTK).
  • Use of puppy samples for parentage assessment for breeding approval and/or for DNA tests on hereditary predispositions.
  • Breeders can use the archived samples and directly arrange for the necessary tests (LINK).
  • When importing animals without DTK pedigree, a sample must be submitted and the compulsory tests for ID profile and hereditary diseases must be arranged or proven.

Achievments

  1. Proof of origin - every puppy born in the DTK can be clearly and unequivocally distinguished from so-called dump puppies from uncontrolled breeding.
  2. Secure parentage - reliable pedigrees
  3. Comprehensible information about the inheritance of hereditary diseases.

Mandatory DNA work

1) For breeding approval

 

  1. DNA verified parentage on the basis of an official DTK sample.
  2. DNA test OI (Osteogenesis Imperfecta) | Wirehaired dachshunds only

The OI-test can be omitted if both parents can show an OI-test with result n/n and the parentage is DNA-verified.

 

2) For registration of import dogs:

Breed Tests to be carried out
Short haired
  • ID profile IDenity (ISAG 22 marker set)
  • Merle
  • Hair length
Long haired
  • ID profile IDenity (ISAG 22 marker set)
  • Merle
Wire haired
  • ID profile IDenity (ISAG 22 marker set)
  • Merle
  • Hair length
  • Furnishing
  • OI (can be omitted if both parents can show an OI-test with result n/n and the parentage is DNA-verified)