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DogDB — Dog Pedigree Database

DogDB

Dog pedigree database: pedigrees, genetics and health, shows and kennels. Search for a dog by name, registration number or microchip.

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https://dogdb.club/en

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https://mcp.dogdb.club/mcp

Last probed Nov 3, 2026 · mcp.dogdb.club

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GET https://www.mcpbundles.com/api/directory/v1/servers/dogdb-mcp-7a15ac8476/tools/<tool> (one tool: schema + invoke.url)
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Hub MCP (connected session): discover_mcp_servers — same filter semantics as search_mcp_servers.
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Guide: https://www.mcpbundles.com/guides/mcpbundles-directory-api
For MCP client apps (human connect):
MCP connect URL: https://mcp.dogdb.club/mcp
Skill page: https://www.mcpbundles.com/skills/dogdb-mcp-7a15ac8476

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Use this when the user asks about a specific dog by its registered or call name, for example to find its breed or kennel. Accepts Latin or Cyrillic spelling. Returns up to 5 matches with a link to each dog's page. Not for general breed advice or for searching people.

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Search dogs by name — Use this when the user asks about a specific dog by its registered or call name, for example to find its breed or kennel. Accepts Latin or Cyrillic spelling. Returns up to 5 matches with a link to each dog's page. Not for general breed advice or for searching people.
Get a dog card — Use this when the user asks about one dog found with search_dogs or gives a dogdb.club link to it. Returns the breed, sex, year of birth, colour, kennel and counts of titles, shows, ancestors and puppies, with a link to the dog's page. Not for general breed advice.
Search kennels — Use this when the user looks for kennels by name or breed. Returns up to 5 kennels with their country, breeds and a link to each kennel's page. Contact fields such as e-mail and phone are not returned.
Get a kennel card — Use this when the user wants to check a specific kennel: how many dogs and litters are published, in which years it bred, and whether a moderator confirmed its owner. Takes a dogdb.club link from search_kennels. Returns recorded facts, not a rating of the breeder.
Get a breed card — Use this when the user asks about a dog breed or which health tests it has on record. Takes a breed name in English, Russian, Spanish, Chinese, German or French. Returns the FCI group, country of origin, number of dogs on DogDB and health tests with the organization behind each. Not veterinary advice.
Search shows — Use this when the user asks about dog shows by name, city or country, for example where or when a show took place. Returns up to 5 shows with dates, country, rank and a link to each show's page. DogDB holds mostly past show results; it is not a show calendar.
Get a show card — Use this when the user asks about one show found with search_shows or gives a dogdb.club link to it. Returns the dates, rank, organizer, judges and the number of entries and breeds. Results of individual dogs are not included.
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Dog pedigree database: pedigrees, genetics and health, shows and kennels. Search for a dog by name, registration number or microchip.

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Use the MCP endpoint listed on this page in your MCP client configuration. One-click install pills support Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and other hosts. Copy the remote MCP URL if your client needs a manual entry.

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— Use this when the user asks what a dog title, show award or abbreviation means, such as JCh, CACIB or КЧК. Returns matching titles with the full name, issuing system, country and recorded requirements, and show awards with their meaning. Give a country code when an abbreviation differs between countries.

Calculate coat colours — Use this when the user asks which coat colours two parents can produce and knows their genotypes. Takes genotypes per locus for both parents, for example {"E": "E/e", "M": "M/m"}. Returns coat colour shares, genetic risks and warnings. A locus not given for a parent takes a common default genotype for that parent, listed in the answer. Not veterinary advice.

DogDB — Dog Pedigree Database

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