Health guides every breeding decision. K.A.S. rigorously reviews the clinical veterinary screening required for breeding dogs in affiliated families, following protocols tailored to each breed. After carefully assessing breeding suitability, it records the results in its registers and, where required, includes them in genealogical certificates, pedigree parchments and official attestations within the K.A.S./WDF system.
×Legally registered since 2017, KAS supports responsible family breeding, documented selection and associative supervision.
Reviewed reproductive health, documented ancestry and responsible selection: the values behind our canine system.
K.A.S. requires reports of clinical veterinary breeding suitability examinations specified for each breed and its known hereditary risks. Veterinarians or qualified facilities perform the examinations; the association verifies the documentation and assesses results under the relevant protocol.
We issue official KAS/WDF pedigrees in Slovakia as a legally registered association with legal personality. They support recognition and genealogical traceability within the international network of WDF affiliates under the relevant rules.
Identification, microchip records and travel documentation under applicable requirements support the dog’s traceability.
Breeding families and future owners agree information, responsibilities and support in writing, helping every family make an informed decision.
After reviewing the breed-specific clinical veterinary reports and assessing the results, K.A.S. decides on breeding suitability under its procedures and records the decision.
Breed-specific prevention, risk assessment and informed selection guide each breeding pathway.
K.A.S. × World Dog Federation
Intensive breeders without real controls
Selections dictated only by fashion and profit
Documents issued without documentary checks
Little or no attention to animal welfare
KAS was born to create a new European standard based on real controls, responsible selection and transparency. We do not simply register dogs. We protect the future of responsible cynology.
True quality requires control, selection, responsibility, monitoring and modern standards. KAS is a system built on real verification, not mere bureaucracy.
Breeders are responsible for living conditions and compliance with their programme’s rules. The scope of any checks should be verified in the specific conditions.
Breeders should prioritise animals’ needs and respect applicable law and their programme’s rules.
Adequate spaces, daily care, respect for the timing of nature.
A clean environment, infection prevention and veterinary advice are fundamental to breeding hygiene.
Relevant records should be available to an appropriate extent while protecting human personal data.
Breeders should arrange identification and relevant records under applicable law and programme rules.
An integrated system of genetic, health and temperament checks.
Molecular DNA tests are distinct from clinical veterinary examinations and complement them where appropriate or required by applicable protocols: specific hereditary risks, identity, parentage and programmes for champions or high-profile breeding dogs. They are not universally required for every puppy. Results concern the variants or markers analysed and are interpreted in the context of the individual dog and programme.
K.A.S. requires reports of clinical veterinary breeding suitability examinations specified for each breed and its known hereditary risks. Veterinarians or qualified facilities perform the examinations; the association verifies the documentation and assesses results under the relevant protocol.
Temperament reflects genetics, environment and experience. An assessment may describe current behaviour, but cannot guarantee lifelong stability or breeding suitability.
We distinguish the association’s legal registration, its own records and the rules of individual programmes.
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Legally registered association · Slovakia
Nitra, Slovak Republic
Checks under the specific programme
Recording outcomes, not keeping every original report
Rules of the relevant programme
KAS is a modern system of responsible control and selection dedicated to safeguarding the health, balance and genetic quality of dogs in Europe.
K.A.S. × World Dog Federation
Reproductive health is the foundation of the K.A.S. model: breed-specific veterinary protocols, careful review of documentation, recording of results and specialist programmes for healthy, informed breeding.
We believe cynology is not a market but a cultural responsibility. Every puppy is a life entrusted to us, never a product in a catalogue. That is why our system places the animal at the centre — its dignity, its health, its future.
We do not believe in random reproduction.
We believe in protocols, controls, responsibility and quality of life.
Every dog is a life entrusted to us, not a product.
We supervise the clinical veterinary examinations required for each breed, carefully reviewing reports and results under association protocols for prevention and breeding selection.
Morphology and temperament assessment under programme rules
Respect for cycles, nutrition and natural timing.
Stimulating environments, hygiene and daily monitoring.
Imprinting protocols and habituation to stimuli.
Veterinarians carry out clinical examinations and laboratories perform analyses; breeding families keep original reports. K.A.S. carefully reviews the documentation, records results in association registers and assesses breeding suitability.
We defend the dog as a sentient being, never as a product.
Respect for biological timing, never forced reproduction.
Veterinarians carry out clinical examinations and laboratories perform analyses; breeding families keep original reports. K.A.S. carefully reviews the documentation, records results in association registers and assesses breeding suitability.
Breeding families and future owners agree information, responsibilities and support in writing, helping every family make an informed decision.
Our philosophy is not limited to genealogical registration.
Our goal is to protect the future of responsible cynology.
— Ethics · Science · Transparency · Welfare —
Philosophy · ethical values · breeding standards · required controls · future vision.
True quality cannot be measured by a dog's aesthetics alone. For KAS, health is the first criterion of selection — ethical, scientific, non-negotiable.
Clinical findings and internal assessment
Health guides every breeding decision. K.A.S. rigorously reviews the clinical veterinary screening required for breeding dogs in affiliated families, following protocols tailored to each breed. After carefully assessing breeding suitability, it records the results in its registers and, where required, includes them in genealogical certificates, pedigree parchments and official attestations within the K.A.S./WDF system.
Original reports are kept by the respective breeders and professionals, veterinarians or laboratories. K.A.S. reviews their content for breeding selection without operating a central document repository. It does not systematically retain complete copies of reports and is not a DNA bank or sample archive. Access and disclosure respect confidentiality and the safeguards applicable to breeders’ data.
Molecular DNA tests are distinct from clinical veterinary examinations and complement them where appropriate or required by applicable protocols: specific hereditary risks, identity, parentage and programmes for champions or high-profile breeding dogs. They are not universally required for every puppy. Results concern the variants or markers analysed and are interpreted in the context of the individual dog and programme.
HD, ED, breed-specific dysplasias
Periodic clinical examinations
Breed-specific prevention, risk assessment and informed selection guide each breeding pathway.
Verified health results entered in K.A.S. registers and, where required, in genealogical certificates, pedigree parchments and official K.A.S./WDF attestations.
We refuse early, close-kin or aesthetic matings. The female is a subject, not a resource.
K.A.S. requires reports of clinical veterinary breeding suitability examinations specified for each breed and its known hereditary risks. Veterinarians or qualified facilities perform the examinations; the association verifies the documentation and assesses results under the relevant protocol.
Breeding families and future owners agree information, responsibilities and support in writing, helping every family make an informed decision.
Original reports are kept by the respective breeders and professionals, veterinarians or laboratories. K.A.S. reviews their content for breeding selection without operating a central document repository. It does not systematically retain complete copies of reports and is not a DNA bank or sample archive. Access and disclosure respect confidentiality and the safeguards applicable to breeders’ data.
We believe that serious breeding must prevent, control and select responsibly. Not for fashion, not for profit, but as an ethical duty toward every single dog and every family welcoming one.
Health before breeding.
Selection before the pedigree. The future of dog breeding begins with responsibility.
K.A.S. × World Dog Federation
Explore K.A.S./WDF health protocols and contact us about membership, pedigree registration and responsible breeding selection.