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Breeding

Luxembourg

Luxembourg

Issuing club: Fédération Cynologique Luxembourgeoise (FCL)

  • Patella luxation (art. 5c) Required · Both parents

    Matings 1x1, 1x2, 2x2 permitted. Grade 3 excluded from breeding.

    From 12 months Attending vet; result shown to the Zuchtkontrolleur

    Your choice — The regulation asks only that the result be certified by the competent veterinarian. No panel and no list of approved vets is published.

  • DNA profile (art. 6) Required · Both parents

    ISAG2006 marker profile for both parents, from blood, identity confirmed against the chip by a practising vet

    Any laboratory — the regulation leaves the choice to the breeder

    Your choice — The regulation states outright that the choice of laboratory for the DNA profile is left to the breeder. No laboratory is named anywhere in it.

  • Formwert Required · Both parents

    Minimum "Sehr Gut" from two different conformation judges

    FCI-licensed judges

    Who may do it: Juges d'exposition · Fédération Cynologique Luxembourgeoise (FCL)

Dogs registered elsewhere

  • Imported dogs must be entered in the LOL before an examination can be evaluated.
  • Whether a foreign stud that never enters the LOL must meet arts. 5c and 6 is not stated in the regulation. Ask the Zuchtbuchstelle.

Read this first

  • FCL works by explicit breed lists — a test binds only the breeds named in its list. HD, eye examination and the PLL gene test have lists that do not include the Cairn Terrier.
  • Both breed lists state that they are not exhaustive and may be extended at any time, and direct breeders to ask the Zuchtbuchstelle in case of doubt. Treat the negatives as true for this version, not permanently.

Source: 15/01/2022 Checked: 2026-08-08

Where to look a dog up

Official registers run by national kennel clubs. Every link here was opened and confirmed.

No official database was found for this country. What was searched is recorded with the requirements.

Requirements are shown in the language they were published in. Translating a regulation risks changing it. This reports what clubs published, with the date each source was read. It is not approval to breed — confirm with the club before you rely on it. (Checked: 8 August 2026)

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