We would like to welcome ALL Utonagan owners and enthusiasts to join us in celebrating this magnificent breed!
THE BRITISH UTONAGAN
The British Utonagan is a new breed being created to resemble a Timber wolf, but with NO wolf content.
We hope to create a new breed of Domestic Dog that not only resembles the most natural of canines but will also be a versatile, healthy, intelligent family dog.Sadly although a wonderful concept some of these early breeders left little room to establish a healthy and diverse breed for the amount of popularity these beautiful dogs gained, there are not enough lines to enable the breed to grow. The British Utonagan is the foundation of a new breed using the backbone of the Utonagan and establishing healthy foundations for a breed that has a future.
We will again cross the 3 founding breeds, but with dogs who are from established Utonagan and Northern Inuit lines meaning they are established mixes of the breeds therefore enabling us to bring in fresh, healthy genes, improved looks, more diversity
We will work together with all of our registered breeders over the next 5 years planning every litter to compliment the whole BUA breeding pool and work together to widen the options rather than narrowing them down. We will also line-breed along-side this keeping certain lines separate to ensure that we do not lose type but also keep space for the future generations. We propose to open our breed registry until 2013 and then depending on progress put a definate year on when we will apply for Kennel Club recognition and close the registry for good. We will however be asking that the Kennel Club allow 2 new lines to be brought in every few years to ensure diversity and to stop the breed becoming stagnant. All participating dogs/bitches will be classed as founders and the resulting progeny will be registered as British Utonagan. All participating breeders will pass all owners’ details to BUA to be held on record and all puppies’ details stored accurately on a database. All health will be documented and kept on file.
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