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Rodograph records everything that happens to a dog, and everyone involved. Records are linked the way life links them: a puppy to its parents, a dog to its person, a title to a show, a trim to a groomer, a photograph to a photographer.
Ordinary databases remember one thing: who the dog was born from. Rodograph remembers how it lived, and with whom.
For the breeder · the owner · the buyer · the judge · the handler · the groomer · the club — each in their own way
Ancestor trees many generations deep — pedigree databases have built those well for years. But on what matters most, such a record stays silent:
Theirs is a birth certificate. Ours is a biography: training, shows and titles, grooming, photo sessions, matings, litters, family — all in one record, with a visible source on every line, and a person the dog belongs to.
It records everything that happens to a dog, and everyone involved. Every record carries its source. A record keeps growing for the whole life. And it cannot delete — which is why what is written down is never lost.
Ordinary databases remember one thing: who the dog was born from. Rodograph remembers how it lived, and with whom.
A breed database, a club, a breeder's document — every line shows where it is known from. Not «somebody wrote it on the internet». That is why an error can be found and corrected.
A title, a litter, a move to a new home — every event is appended to the record. This is not a snapshot of the past but a chronicle being written right now.
A record outlives both the database it came from and anyone's subscription. Keeping it is free: that is a principle, not a promotion.
A biography is written while life goes on. It cannot be reconstructed afterwards.
Every stage of life leaves records, and all of them fall into one biography.
A chronicler has two jobs: to write and to answer. A chronicle does not merely store — it reports, testifies, answers. Everything written down can be asked about, and judged by the records rather than by memory.
The pedigree unfolds across 10+ generations — out of a single record.
The relatedness of future puppies is calculated before the mating, not discovered after it.
From the listing all the way to the source of every record about its parents.
A title, a litter, a trim, a photograph — the event lands in the biography with its author.
Titles and results — on the testimony of records, not on someone's word.
The whole history of a dog, a kennel or a specialist — on one page, ready to show.
For a kennel, a groomer, a trainer, a handler — the showcase is assembled from your records.
Enquiries, deals, a schedule — run the business on records, not in a notebook.
Income and expenses of the business — right next to what earned them.
And one thing it cannot do: delete. A chronicle is not scrubbed — a correction is a new record, with its source.
It is one living registry, turned towards you with the side you need. You enter a catalogue as a record, not as an advert. Everyone and everything is here.
Has your breed been carried over? Then your dogs are already in the registry — find them by search before registering anything. Your cabinet fills up with what you saw with your own eyes. Breed not there yet? Write your dogs in first.
For breeders →A personal case file for your dog — pedigree, events, history — free. Find it and claim the file, or start one from scratch.
For owners →The puppy's parents, their titles and origin are open and traceable to the source. By the records, not by the seller's word.
For buyers →The dog world was scattered: the site in a website builder, the clients in private messages, the pedigrees in databases that die together with the enthusiasts who ran them. Rodograph gathered the records into one whole.
The chronicle is written by those who work with the dog: the kennel, the family, the club, the groomer, the handler, the photographer — each adds their own and strengthens the whole.
Every record has an author and a source. Keeping it is free: the registry is a common good, not a product. Your data stays yours: export in one click. Rodograph is built by Dogerra.
Every record has an author and a source: a database, a club or a document. Disputed records are flagged, not hidden. Judge by the records — they are open.
Yours. Export in one click; you pay for working with the data, not for the data. Remembering is free.
Then you will be the first to write its line in. The registry is alive — it grows through you. Free.
Write your dog in ↓Everyone has their own — and it opens onto their side of the registry. Who are you in the dog world?