So, a pure bred dog is a dog with a birth certificate and a documented heritage. Buying such a dog with current laws is not so easy. Since January 2012, the day the new animal rights order was put into motion, the purchase of a pure bred dog has been complicated significantly. The new law forbids the reproduction of cats and dogs for commercial purposes. The mentioned law, however, does not include kennels registered in national social organizations, whose purpose is associated with the breeding of cats and dogs. Since the new order many organizations have popped up, used as a cover up for breeding dogs commercially. More, these organizations have created their own birth certificates that mimic the ones given by the Zwiazek Kynologiczny w Polsce. This association is the only authorized organization dealing with purebreds, and affiliated with FCI.
FCI was established in 1911, as the first association of breeders, and is the association which created and systemized the kynological world. FCI creates exemplary profiles of each breed and cares for the breeding standards in accordance with each breed?s needs. Currently FCI associates 83 organizations, one from each of the member nations. With nations which do not have a representative, FCI signs agreements. (umowa stowarzyszeniowa?)
Because of the current state of law, which allows the sale of puppies only through? national social organizations, whose purpose is associated with the breeding of cats and dogs?, its hard to tell apart the real kennels, continuing the work on authentic ?true bred? breeds.
Taking these facts into consideration, the basis of searching for a potential kennel should be the verification itself ? to check if the kennel is registered with the ZkwP. If one is unsure, or if, in some cases does not fully trust the assurance of the breeder, a simple call can be made to the regional ZKwP headquarters, to double check that the kennel is truly registered with ZKwP/FCI and weather the parents of the new batch meet all of the criteria, or if it is a conditional batch, where the parents did not meet all of the criteria.