LEARN
Verifiable sources
Standards, specialist organisations and references for each topic.
30 SECONDS · In a nutshell
A useful source lets you check the claim and understand its scope. Consult the original document and its date.
A SOURCE FOR EACH QUESTION
How to check what you read
Standards and registries
FCI and RSCE: breed, standard and registration conditions.
Specialist organisations
Veterinary care, health and tests with their scope.
Scientific literature
Method, study population and limitations of the results.
Consult the original document, its date and the section supporting the claim. A source alone does not certify a dog or a breeding decision.
3 MINUTES → EXPERT · Explanation and sources; open the sections to explore further
Living bibliography
Sources and editorial update
FCI · Standard 342
Official origin, role, classification, appearance and temperament.
Read the standard →ASCA · Breed Standard
Standard of the breed’s founding club and description of its working role.
Read ASCA →ASCA · Health Screening
Guidance on screening, verifiable results and limitations.
Read health guidance →Specific references also accompany each article: NBT and scientific literature, FCI, RSCE, SKK and COI, VCA, Merck and ASHGI, AVSAB · Training and socialisation.
From the guide to your Lunamar records
The library explains breed and health concepts. The private platform organises dogs and kennels, preserves evidence, explores pedigrees and records reproduction. Reading a guide does not create records, grant access or confirm a result.
Select the correct kennel and dog, check identity and preserve the source. Review proposed data before accepting it. Available actions depend on permissions, enabled modules and the service scope; publication requires separate authorisation.
For an individual dog, discuss tests and family history with the veterinarian. The system does not diagnose or decide treatment, ovulation or insemination timing. Missing data must remain identified as pending information.
Open the private platform user guides
Application to Lunamar features reviewed on 22 October 2026. Each reading retains the scope of its clinical sources and review dates.