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A subsidiary of the International Progressive Breeders' Alliance founded 1996
The International Progressive Dog Breeders' Alliance, (IPDBA) founded in 1996 is the first registry of its kind, uniting breeders and enthusiasts of all breeds of dogs in one unique registry.  The IPDBA is composed of Chartered Breed Associations.  Each Chartered Breed Association has full control of their breed standard and the requirements for registration.
The founders of the International Progressive Dog Breeders' Alliance believe that the breeding of all animals is an art form, and as such, breeders should have the freedom to express themselves and their vision for their breed (s) in their breeding programs.
IPDBA was developed to:
 
Give creative freedom to breeders to develop new breeds of dogs and to preserve the old breeds as they wish without interference from registries.
Create an international alliance among dog breeders and enthusiasts around the world.
Unite breeders of all breeds of dogs in one unique, powerful organization, in which breeders work together to protect all dog breeds and their hobby from restrictive legislation.
The IPDBA currently recognizes more than 550 new and old breeds of dogs, making it the largest all-breed registry in the world.
IPDBA Pricing On-Line Forms
Breed Association Links Article 1 - Definition
Article  2 - Records Article  3 - Recognition of Breeds
Article 4 - Litter Registrations Article 5 - General Registration
Article 6 - Kennel Name Registration Article 7 - Show Rules
If you don't see a breed association  for the kind of dog (s) that you breed and are interested in seeing one or are interested in forming a breed association for the dog (s) that you breed, please contact IPDBA  for details.
IPDBA
P.O. Box 311 
Upton, KY  42784 
Phone (270) 531-3662
E-Mail
IPDBA is a subsidiary of The International Progressive Breeders' Alliance, (IPBA) click IPBA to learn more about The International Progressive Breeders' Alliance.
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