Foundation Stock Service Program

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The Foundation Stock Service (FSS) Program is a breed registry of the American Kennel Club in which breeders can record the birth and parentage of a rare breed they are working to establish in the United States. These dogs provide the foundation stock from which an AKC fully recognized breed might result. These breeds cannot participate in AKC events until at least 150 individual dogs are registered. Thereafter, provisional competition in various events is allowed.

Dogs in the Foundation Stock Service (FSS) Program include: ^[1]

	American English Coonhound		Appenzeller Sennenhund		Argentine Dogo
	Azawakh		Beauceron		Belgian Laekenois
	Bergamasco		Black and Tan Coonhound		Bluetick Coonhound
	Bolognese		Boykin Spaniel		Bracco Italiano
	Cane Corso		Catahoula Leopard Dog		Caucasian Mountain Dog
	Central Asian Shepherd Dog		Cesky Terrier		Chinook
	Coton de Tulear		Czechoslovakian Wolfdog		Dogue de Bordeaux
	Entlebucher Mountain Dog		Estrela Mountain Dog		Finnish Lapphund
	German Spitz		Grand Basset Griffon Vendéen		Icelandic Sheepdog
	Irish Red and White Setter		Kai Ken		Karelian Bear Dog
	Kishu Ken		Kooikerhondje		Lagotto Romagnolo
	Lancashire Heeler		Leonberger		Mudi
	Norwegian Buhund		Norwegian Lundehund		Perro de Presa Canario
	Peruvian Inca Orchid		Plott		Portuguese Podengo
	Portuguese Pointer		Pumi		Pyrenean Shepherd
	Rafeiro do Alentejo		Rat Terrier		Redbone Coonhound
	Russell Terrier		Schapendoes		Sloughi
	Small Munsterlander Pointer		South African Boerboel		Spanish Water Dog
	Stabyhoun		Swedish Vallhund		Thai Ridgeback
	Tosa		Treeing Tennessee Brindle		Treeing Walker Coonhound
	Xoloitzcuintli

[edit] Reference

1. ^ American Kennel Club Foundation Stock Service (FSS) Program

American Kennel Club groups

Sporting • Hound • Working • Terrier • Toy • Non-Sporting • Herding • Miscellaneous Class • Foundation Stock Service Program