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Stud Dog Service Enquiry Form

A stud service template — the bitch, her health tests and timing up front, so a stud owner can assess the match responsibly.

Description

A responsible stud service starts with knowing the bitch — her health, her lines and her timing — and this enquiry gathers it. The owner shares her details, health testing and where she is in her season, so the stud owner can judge whether it’s a suitable, healthy match before anything is arranged. It asks what matters for a responsible mating: the bitch’s breed, age and registration, the health tests done (the ones that matter for the breed), her season timing, and whether she’s been mated before. It signals clearly that this is about healthy, well-planned litters, not just availability. Put it behind your “stud enquiry” link. Free, brandable, and it keeps stud enquiries serious, informed and responsible from the first message.

Form fields

Everything the Stud Dog Service Enquiry Form above collects — 11 fields, so you can see exactly what it captures before you make it your own.

Stud Service Enquiry

  • Bitch's name

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    Short Answer
  • Breed

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    Short Answer
  • Age (years)

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    Number
  • Registration (e.g. Kennel Club number)

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    Short Answer
  • Health tests completed (relevant to the breed)

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    Long Answer
  • Where is she in her season?

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    Dropdown
  • Has she been mated / had a litter before?

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    Yes/No
  • Anything else about your bitch?

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    Long Answer
  • Your name

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    Name
  • Contact number

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    Telephone
  • Email address

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    Email
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Template FAQs

Common questions about the Stud Dog Service Enquiry Form — what it captures, when to use it, and how to make it your own.

What do you need for a stud enquiry?

The bitch’s breed, age and registration, the health tests done, where she is in her season, and whether she’s been mated before. This lets the stud owner assess whether it’s a suitable, healthy match.

Why do health tests matter for breeding?

Because responsible breeding screens both parents for the hereditary conditions that affect the breed, to produce healthy puppies. A good stud owner will expect the bitch to be health tested, just as their dog is.

When in the season should I enquire?

Ideally before or early in the season, as timing the mating matters. The enquiry captures where she is so the stud owner can advise on the right days, sometimes guided by progesterone testing.

Does the stud owner choose whether to accept?

Yes — a responsible stud owner assesses the match on health, temperament and suitability, not just availability. The enquiry gives them what they need to make that judgement.

Should both dogs be registered?

For a pedigree litter, usually yes — Kennel Club registration and health testing of both parents are part of responsible breeding. The form captures the bitch’s registration so this can be confirmed.

Is the enquiry free?

Yes — free with a Fun Forms account, fully customisable, and ready to embed or share as a link.