Step 1: List your dog
Create your companion's profile: photos, pedigree, health tests, location.
E.g. “Orso, 3-year-old Australian Shepherd, MDR1 +/+, available in Aveyron”
Find the right breeding partner for your dog: documented profiles, search by breed and region, health tests and pedigree, the estimated COI of each pairing and built-in messaging.
For private owners of a male or a female, and for professional breeders.
How it worksFemales are only listed by breeders whose professional card has been verified


Three steps to arrange a mating, from the first contact to the litter.
Create your companion's profile: photos, pedigree, health tests, location.
E.g. “Orso, 3-year-old Australian Shepherd, MDR1 +/+, available in Aveyron”
Filter by breed, sex and region. Browse detailed profiles and the estimated COI of each pairing.
E.g. “Female Golden looking for a tested stud, COI < 3%”
Use the built-in messaging to agree on dates, place and conditions.
E.g. “Naïa will be in heat in early October, are you available?”
Private owner or breeder, you look for a breeding partner and talk with owners; only listing females depends on your status.
You have a male to offer for mating, or a female for which you are looking for a stud.
You hold a breeding SIREN number and a professional card, reviewed by our team.
This is what listings published on PawMatch look like. Log in to see the full profiles and contact the owners.
Detailed profiles, photos and introductions are reserved for logged-in members
Information that is entered, a document that is uploaded and information that is checked are not the same: every piece of data says where it comes from.
E-mail address confirmed before accessing detailed profiles. Name and town remain declared.
Professional card and SIREN reviewed before any right to list a female; “Verified breeder” badge, removed when the verification expires.
The microchip number, never displayed, is matched against the certificate when a health result is verified.
Entered by the owner; “Verified pedigree” badge once a LOF birth certificate or a DNA parentage test has been checked against the ancestors entered. Removed whenever the pedigree is changed.
“Verified result” badge only after the certificate is reviewed: document consistent with the declared result and the dog’s microchip.
Estimated from the declared pedigrees, over four generations at most, with a confidence level that drops as the pedigree gets less complete. It guarantees neither the health of the puppies nor the success of a mating: talk to your vet.
A profile, a member, a review or a conversation can be reported in one click. Our team reviews every report and may hide a profile or suspend an account; you can also block a member.
Contact details hidden until a contact request is accepted, microchip number never displayed. The privacy of your data is distinct from the reliability of a pedigree, described above.