Breeding Record and Lineage Charts

Robirda's
Breeding Record & Lineage Charts

Especially for anybody who breeds canaries

If you want to breed canaries, you need to keep good records. Now, with Robirda's printable Breeding Record & Lineage Charts you can do just that, with ease!

For a one-time fee of only $2.50 US, you can download a printable PDF file, which you can use to produce as many Record or Lineage Sheets as you like.

Each Pedigree Lineage Chart allows you to see a bird's ancestry for four generations. Make up one for each bird you want to breed, to make sure you are pairing your birds correctly.

Each Records Sheet contains the following fields;

Year
Cage #
Family Band
Cock
Hen
Cock's Parents
Hen's Parents
Details of two nests, including
Date 1st egg laid
Total eggs
Date set
Date Due
Date Candled
Number Fertile
Date Hatched
Total Chicks
A space for a short description of each chick
The band number of each chick
An area for Breeding notes
An area for Show notes
An area to record sales, including band #'s, description, and buyer's phone number

Prevent inbreeding mistakes before they happen! These essential tools will pay for themselves before the end of the first breeding season, in the time they save you alone!

Instead of spending your valuable time flipping back and forth across several pages, see all the information you need about any given bird, on one sheet, laid out in a convenient, clear, adaptable and easy-to-use format.

Click on the button below to send your payment to Robirda. Please note that you may not change or alter this material in any way - you are not buying the rights to the material, which is copyrighted, but the rights to duplicate it on paper, as many times as you like. By clicking on the 'buy now' button below, you indicate your acceptance of and agreement with these conditions.

A note about viewing and printing this form
You will need a copy of Adobe's free Acrobat Reader program (NOT the ebook reader) in order to view these sheets. We have chosen this format because it is the most widely compatible with a variety of systems, and because the reader is free, widely used, and very stable.

If you don't already have it, click here to download your free Acrobat Reader from C-Net.com, or click here for a broader variety of versions of Reader from Adobe.

If you have problems with downloading, try your download very early in the morning, or late at night, when the server is less likely to be busy.

If you have problems
For questions, problems, or comments related to this chart, send an email here. (No bird questions please)

This site is dedicated to all of those who try to help others on our journey to a better
tomorrow, and especially to Jack Merkens, whose last words to me were "Promise
me you'll keep writing about those canaries! Never stop, ok? Promise!"
Okay, Jack. I promise.

Last update Jan 3, 2008.

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