For breeders

Run your breeding program on the animal’s own record.

Lineage, heat cycles, litters, listings, applications and the sale contract — kept on each dog or cat’s lifelong record, so what you did before it left you is still there for its next family and its next veterinarian.

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In the kennel

The tools a responsible breeder reaches for before a pairing, and on the night a litter arrives.

Your animals

Every dam, sire and dog or cat you have bred, with breed, age, sex and photograph, each on its own lifelong record.

Pedigree

Set a sire and dam once, on the animals, and read the lineage back. Ancestors nobody has recorded are shown as unrecorded, not guessed.

Inbreeding coefficient

COI for a planned pairing, calculated from the pedigree you have recorded, with how many ancestors it could actually see. A thin pedigree is flagged, never read as a safe pairing.

Heat cycles

Log each dam’s cycles, signs and notes, and keep the history breeding decisions depend on.

Litter planning

Record a planned pairing with its breeding and due dates, before there are puppies or kittens to count.

Whelping sessions

A field session for the night a litter arrives: add each newborn as it comes, and each one is registered on the litter when the session ends.

Record a breeding and check the pair

Save a breeding against the dam and sire, with a check of the pairing before you commit to it.

Health-check reports and alerts

A report of each health-check session you can export, and a flag when a reading falls outside a sourced reference range. Where no range is on file, it says so.

The urBreed Animals view for a Golden Retriever program: twelve dogs shown as photo cards with name, breed, age and sex, above counts of total, available, reserved, sold and retained animals — The Animals view for a demonstration Golden Retriever program.

The urBreed COI calculator for two full siblings, Halyard and Juno, showing a coefficient of inbreeding of 25 percent labelled very high, beside the COI bands and reference values — Full siblings, calculated from the recorded pedigree: 25%, very high.

Genetic test results from the laboratory

Planned

Results from genetic-testing laboratories recorded against the animal they describe, without retyping them.

Whelping cams

Planned

Watch a whelping box remotely, and decide who else may watch.

From litter to a new home

Listings, applications and the sale contract, so a placement becomes a recorded event on the animal rather than a conversation that ends when the car leaves the driveway.

Listings

Draft a listing, publish it when it is ready, and withdraw it when the animal is spoken for.

Applications

Families apply against a listing and you review them in one queue: approve, decline or waitlist. They acknowledge the animal’s care commitments before they can apply.

Waitlist

Keep the families waiting for a litter in the order you choose.

Sale contracts

The agreement is drawn up and signed by you and by the buyer, and its exact text is fixed and kept with the sale it governs.

The record goes home too

Completing the sale transfers the animal on its record, so the new family opens its history in their own account.

Go-home book

A book built from the animal’s record, with your photos, milestones and care notes. Share a private link that opens without an account, or email it to the new owner.

Go-home packet as a PDF

The go-home book as a printable file for families who want paper.

Listing views and inquiries

How many people opened each listing to apply, and how many applied. Your own visits and known bots are not counted, and no visitor is named.

Your own contract, filled in

Paste in the contract you already use, mark where the buyer, animal and price go, and have them filled in for each sale.

The urBreed applications queue for a breeder: one application from a family for a Golden Retriever listing, marked waitlisted, with readiness shown as good and filters for new, waitlisted, approved and declined — Applications arrive in one queue, with the family's readiness alongside.

A completed urBreed sale contract: seller Corinne Ashfield, buyer Aaron Castellano, the animal Fern, a price of 800 dollars, both parties signed, and the agreement's fixed text identified by version and sha256 hash — A completed sale: both signatures, and the exact text they signed, fixed by its hash.

Deposits and installments

Coming soon

Take a deposit and let a family pay the balance in installments, with the final payment completing the sale.

Fees on a sale

urSynergy charges 3% of the gross sale, paid by the breeder, to cover card processing. A We Care animal-welfare contribution is optional and set by you. Fees are shown before a sale is listed.

Your team, your veterinarian, and after the sale

Veterinary partners and document expiry reminders work today. The rest is designed but not built yet, and labelled that way until it is.

Invite your team

Planned

Invite the people who help in your kennel and choose what each of them can do.

Document expiry reminders

A reminder before a document you have on file expires: 90, 30 and 7 days ahead and on the day itself, for animals still in your programme.

After a sale, your access narrows

Planned

Once an animal is sold you keep read-only access to the records you created while it was yours. What its new family and their veterinarian add is theirs.

Veterinary partners for your program

Offer a veterinary practice a partnership from your breeder workspace. Once the practice accepts, it covers the animals your kennel holds, and you can see which ones.

urLifePrint: identity records and ID cards for every species; dog biometric matching is trained and calibrated, arriving at service launch.