I know that a lot of shipped, chilled AI breedings are written down on the AKC Registration papers as a natural cover. How about when you do a TCI or a surgical insemination at the Veterinarian's office? Do you have the stud dog owners vet, and your vet use this AKC form? Or do you write it in as a natural cover too?
Application to Register a Litter Resulting from Artificial Insemination Using Fresh Extended Semen
http://www.akc.org/pdfs/semenfe.pdf
Mine was done at Dr. Hutch. His office filled out their section, sent it to me, I filled out my bitch section and sent it to semen owner to sign. Semen owner, not dog owner. Then sent it to AKC.
I know that a lot of shipped, chilled AI breedings are written down on the AKC Registration papers as a natural cover. How about when you do a TCI or a surgical insemination at the Veterinarian's office? Do you have the stud dog owners vet, and your vet use this AKC form? Or do you write it in as a natural cover too?
Application to Register a Litter Resulting from Artificial Insemination Using Fresh Extended Semen
http://www.akc.org/pdfs/semenfe.pdf
You should ask the vet that did perform the TCI or Surgical AI to find out how they handle it. I don't know of any repro vets that will call either a natural breeding. The paperwork isn't difficult and can be ready way before the pups go to their new homes.
An AI done with shipped semen or a side by side AI, doesn't involve a Repro Vet's office. You can't compare that to a vet performed procedure. That is discussed between bitch and stud dog owners.
My advice is to call the repro vet you used for their registration protocal in these situations.
