STALLION APPROVAL
STALLION APPROVAL PROCESS
Purebred Shagya-Arabian (Book I), Shagya-Arabian Book II, Appendix Shagya-Arabian and Purebred Arabian stallions are eligible for approval for Shagya-Arabian breeding with NASS.
If you are interested in presenting a stallion to NASS for breeding approval, please read the NASS Breeding Guidelines and other resources posted below for information.
Stallions that are Approved with another ISG Member Registry
NASS welcomes stallions that have been approved with a fellow ISG Member Registry to join NASS' Active Stallion List.
Please see the NASS Breeding Guidelines for more information or contact the NASS Breeding Committee.
Hereditary Disease Testing Requirement:
Beginning with the calendar year 2021, all purebred Shagya-Arabians, Shagya Arabians (Book II), Appendix Shagya-Arabians and Arabians presented for inspection for breeding approval must be tested for SCID and CA, unless both parents are already recorded with the registry as being "clear”.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
SHAGYA-ARABIAN DATABASE INTERNATIONAL
ISG - Internationale Shagya-Araber Gesellschaft
ISG - Internationale Shagya-Araber Gesellschaft
A database for friends and breeders of Shagya- Arabians. With over 100,000 pedigrees of Shagya-Arabians worldwide, it can be accessed by everyone. Not only are pedigrees of Shagya-Arabians included but so are the pedigrees of thousands of Purebred Arabians and of many other breeds. Shagya-Arabian Database International
Directions for using the database are posted below.
ISG - Internationale Shagya-Araber Gesellschaft
ISG - Internationale Shagya-Araber Gesellschaft
ISG - Internationale Shagya-Araber Gesellschaft
The Internationale Shagya-Araber Gesellschaft (ISG) is the umbrella organization established by WAHO to officially coordinateits participating member registries' efforts to preserve, maintain and promote the Shagya-Arabian breed:
GENETIC DISEASES:
ISG - Internationale Shagya-Araber Gesellschaft
GENETIC DISEASES:
Learn about genetic disorders
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