
I M D R
International Miniature Donkey Registry
The official registry for Miniature Donkeys! IMDR was incorporated in 1992 by popular demand from
breeders, owners, buyers and sellers who wanted reasonable registry prices,
professionalism, an accurate and useful computer database, and an organization
who would use all membership fees to promote Miniature Donkeys. All of
these people got their wish! IMDR has earned the respect of breeders around
the world! Remember, it only costs $7.50 to register a foal out of IMDR registered
parents! (Other registries charge $18.00+ !!) Why throw your money away and pay more than you have to?
IMDR: The official Miniature Donkey Registry for today and
the future.
YES! YOU CAN REGISTER OVER THE INTERNET! CONTACT donks@flash.net FOR DETAILS OR GENERAL INFORMATION
Official Registry Website and Registration Forms are Here: Int'l Miniature Donkey Registry
For Miniature Donkeys 38" and under
PO Box 982, Cripple Creek, Colorado 80813
719-689-2904

Publication:
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Size Classification:
Class A: 36" and Under
Class B: 36.1" to 38"
Five
easy steps to apply for Registration: You do not have to be
a member of IMDR to register a donkey, however the registration fees are
more expensive if you are not a member. See fee schedules below.
1. Call IMDR for Registration Applications.
2. Take pictures. The registry needs two photos of the left side, and two
of the right side. These may be duplicates. One set goes on the back of
the regisration certificate and the other set goes on file with the application.
Take photographs in good light so all identifyable marks can be recognized.
3. Fill out the application form and all pedigree information. Pedigrees
are not required for registration, but if they are known they should be
indicated.
4. Complete the owner and breeder information on the form exactly as you
want it to show on all registration certificates.
5. Enclose all with appropriate fees by check or enclosed credit card information.
IMDR
Membership Information One Year Renewable Membership: $18.00
Five Year Renewable Membership: $60.00
Special Lifetime Memberships (reduced registration fees) are available
on request.
Registrations
and Transfer Fees: Permanent: Over 2 years of age $15 member;
$18 non-member
Temporary: Under 2 years of age $10 member; $13 non-member
Pet or Gelding: $6 member; $8 non-member
Transfer from any other registry to IMDR: $10
Register foals on-line for only $6
BIG SAVINGS!!! ...Foals born out of IMDR registered
parents ONLY cost $7.50 to register! Compare and Save!
Special
IMDR Rating Program: IMDR has a special donkey rating program.
This computer generated conformation grading system is unique and of great
help to new buyers. When considering buying an adult donkey with IMDR registration
papers, ask the seller what the IMDR Rating is on the donkey. Ratings are
based strictly on conformation. A Two, Three or Four Star rating means
that you are purchasing a quality animal. Write IMDR for details.
Official Miniature Donkey
Breed Standards For Full Details visit IMDR
Conformation Faults
Head: Roman nosed, thick muzzle, too small nostrils, too small eyes, ears
that flop, head too large
Teeth: Overbite or Underbite in excess of 1/4"
Neck: Ewe necks, too thin; too short and thick.
Body: Sway back, excessively long or short; roach back, chest too narrow
Hindquarters: Narrow hips; pointed hips; too high tail set; croup too high
Legs: Any serious deviation from straight legged both in front and back;
excessively toed out or toed in, cowhocked, forearm longer than cannon
Feet: Hooves too upright or slacking backwards; long upright pastern, short
upright pastern, club foot
Jacks: One or two retained testicles
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