Software for breed clubs, registries and associations
A club runs on three things: its members, its records and its name. United Pet Club gives an organization all three in one place, with member rosters, registry-grade animal records, and a public page that speaks for the club between shows.
What a club gets
An organization, properly modeled
National and regional breed clubs, registries and associations are first-class organization types here, not a personal account wearing a hat.
Members and roles
A roster of member profiles with roles inside the organization, so who runs what is recorded rather than remembered.
Registry-grade animal records
Every animal has one profile for life: identity, microchip, litter records and transfers. The club's subject matter, kept properly.
Pedigrees from real data
Pedigree charts and inbreeding coefficients build from birth records on the breeding software, not from hand-typed charts.
The breed library
Hundreds of recognized breeds across species with their own guide pages, a shared reference your members and the public both use.
A public face
A public page for the club and public profiles for member breeders and their animals. Anyone can verify a chip in the free lookup.
The club, in one place
The organization page: members, roles and the club's public presence together.
Your studbook stays yours
A registry's authority is the thing it must never outsource, so this platform does not ask for it. United Pet Club records identity, pedigree and recovery for the animal itself; your club certifies pedigrees and titles within its own studbook, by its own rules. The two layers complement each other, and many breeders already use both.
What the platform replaces is the unglamorous infrastructure around that authority: the member spreadsheet, the paper transfer trail, the website that nobody updates. Records live on the animals, members manage their own profiles, and the club's page stays current because it is part of the same system the members already use.
Club and registry questions
What is breed club software?
Software that runs a club's operations: member rosters and roles, the animal records the club cares about, and its public presence. On United Pet Club those sit on the same lifetime animal profiles its members already keep.
Does this replace our registry or studbook?
No, and it does not try to. Your club keeps its own studbook and its own certification authority. The platform provides the record-keeping and public infrastructure around it.
Can our members' dogs and cats link to the club?
Members keep their own animal profiles, litters and pedigrees on the platform, and the club organization has its roster of member profiles with roles. Records stay with their owners; the club sees its community in one place.
Is it free for a small club?
Creating the organization, its public page and member profiles is free. Paid tools are listed on the pricing overview.
We are an association of professionals, not a breed club. Does it fit?
Yes. Associations are their own organization type, with the same roster, roles and public page. Grooming schools and groomer associations, for example, are modeled the same way.
Does it work outside the United States?
Yes. The platform runs worldwide in more than 70 languages, which matters for breeds whose clubs span countries.
Give the club a proper home
Create a free account, set up the organization, and let the roster and records keep themselves.