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- 1.1 - IWDR Mission
- 1.2 - What Advantage does IWDR provide?
- 1.3 - Data Types
- 1.4 - Data Management
- 1.5 - Data Extraction
- 1.6 - Tools to improve the genetic quality of your dogs (EBVs) and maintain genetic diversity (COI)
- 1.7 - Who can use it
- 1.8 - Subscription Fees
- 1.9 - Terms of Use Agreement
- 1.10 - Technical Information
- 1.11 - IWDR Support
- 1.12 - Reporting Problems
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- 2.1 - Registering Your Organization
- 2.2 - Getting Trained
- 2.3 - Managing Users in Your Group
- 2.4 - General Functions
- > 2.4.1 - Search ~ function is the same in AllDogs & MyDogs
- > 2.4.2 - Editing Dogs~ edit icon
- > 2.4.3 - Details Tab (also called child tables)
- > 2.4.4 - Working in Details Tabs
- > 2.4.5 - View Page
- 2.5 - Reports
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- 4.1 - Importance of Data Accuracy
- 4.2 - Entering Ancestors
- 4.3 - Preventing Duplicates
- 4.4 - The Three Locations to Enter Dogs
- > 4.4.1 - Details for Adding New Dogs in AllDogs
- > 4.4.2 - Details for Adding New Dogs using MyDogs
- > 4.4.3 - Adding new dogs using Estrus / Whelpings See Section 9
- 4.5 - Data Migration
- 4.6 - API Data Updates
- 4.7 - Editing Your Dogs
4.4 – The Three Locations to Enter Dogs
- AllDogs tab– enter dogs you own but did not breed and the sire and/or dam and ancestors only if you are sure you have correct information. Check with the organization that bred the dog or for privately bred dogs check an online database such as K9Data.com for Labradors or Golden Retrievers.
- MyDogs tab– for dogs you own
- Estrus/whelpings tab– This is the most efficient method for breeders. Stores details of the estrus then allows adding all puppies in the litter. Note: The sire and dam must first be entered in either AllDogs tab or MyDogs tab depending on if you own the sire or dam
ABC: The majority of new records for the ABC cooperative will be created via Estrus/Whelping when a litter is bred and new puppies result. See section 6. Add Heat Cycle or Whelping Data
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