It is very simple. First of all, think of a traditional pedigree. They're just names on paper, right? Well, imagine that those names also have images, more information and certificates. Easy, right? Well now imagine that pedigree going all the way back to the very first dogs that were used to create that line. Well, generally speaking, that's a Presarve pedigree.

Let's do as in the previous question. Traditionally a pedigree is a paper document in which your name appears, with information about your dog, some generations. A Presarve pedigree is a page entirely dedicated to your dog, with the same information as a paper pedigree, but extended. To see the pedigree, you can search for your dog's name in the Presarve search engine.

In addition, you can open a free Presarve account, and you will be able to see the dogs that are in your name on the desktop. If you click on them, it will direct you to the page of each of them. In addition, from there you can add new dogs and edit the page of your already registered dogs.

Anyone can register dogs, but you have to differentiate 2 types of accounts:

Owner: it is a free account in which you can register your dog having a previous pedigree from another company ($100), or receive the pedigrees that your breeder has registered in Presarve. You cannot register litters.

Breeder: It is an account with a membership of $150/year, in which you can register litters for a price of $40/dog. In addition, you will have a personalized page called "My kennel" in which you will be able to see all the dogs bred by you.