Question on my two ND doelings?

[EllieR]

Hi!
I just had two gorgeous Nigerian Dwarf doelings born a couple months ago, and their sire is purebred ND, but the Dam is not registered, but still has a pedigree that her grandparents were all registered... Can I register my doelings as experimental? Or something else more formal?
Thanks!

 

[EllieR]

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Hi!
I just had two gorgeous Nigerian Dwarf doelings born a couple months ago, and their sire is purebred ND, but the Dam is not registered, but still has a pedigree that her grandparents were all registered... Can I register my doelings as experimental? Or something else more formal?
Thanks!

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I forgot to mention that the Sire is ADGA registered...

 

[Mini Horses]

Can't answer as I don't use their registry. BUT THEY REALLY ARE GORGEOUS!

 

[OneFineAcre]

No.

 

[Alaskan]

Cute! Great colors!!

 

[Shepherdess219]

No.

Can you not have her or the kids dna tested? Or once a registration chain is broken there’s no way to fix it?

Otherwise I guess you have to trace back mom and have her registered and then you can register the kids, assuming the sire is registered as well.

 

[FRED DESANTIS]

If the Dam can be registered through her pedigree register her, after that Is complete register the Doelings based on her newly registered Dam and Sire

 

[OneFineAcre]

Can you not have her or the kids dna tested? Or once a registration chain is broken there’s no way to fix it?

Otherwise I guess you have to trace back mom and have her registered and then you can register the kids, assuming the sire is registered as well.

The only way to register a Nigerian Dwarf is if both the dam and sire is registered.
The OP said the dam isn't registered, so the kids can't be registered.

 

[Shepherdess219]

The only way to register a Nigerian Dwarf is if both the dam and sire is registered.
The OP said the dam isn't registered, so the kids can't be registered.

So what’s the purpose of the dna testing fee I see then?

 

[OneFineAcre]

So what’s the purpose of the dna testing fee I see then?

If you need to verify who a sire is. Let's say a doe get's in with the bucks and she ends up bred and you don't know who the sire is.

I think ADGA has also put in a new rule that as of a certian date, all bucks DNA will have to be on file to register them.