As an honest and responsible Registry we will:
1). Establish and maintain the Breed Standard of the Mi-Ki per the breed originator.
2). Document and maintain all registry data pertaining to all registrations, upgrades, health, breed warnings, etc.
3). Validate and share special data collections (e.g.: DNA, Breed Warnings, dominant/recessive traits, investigating any/all new genetic or health related issues, etc.
4). Continue to update our breeder’s about breed warnings as the need arises.
5). Performing periodic inspections of the Registry to ensure all data is updated and accurate.
6). Always be available to any Mi-Ki breeder with regard to compatibility of selected breedings and to encourage proper breeding ethics.
7). Take whatever action necessary to protect and assure the continuation of the exceptional quality within the Mi-Ki breed.
8). Granting approval of official Kennel Names of each individual breeder.
9). Revoke or suspend breeding privileges where applicable.
10). Require that all Mi-Kis be VIP DNA’d through the UKC DNA department.
11). The American Rare Breed Mi-Ki Registry will register the long coated Mi-Ki. The American Rare Breed Mi-Ki Registry does not recognize the smooth coated Mi-Ki.
12). Any Mi-Ki breeder or Mi-Ki pet owner is eligible for registration of their Mi-Ki with the American Rare Breed Mi-Ki Registry regardless of club affiliation.

The Vision for the American
Rare Breed Mi-Ki Registry

Our vision is simple; the American Rare Breed Mi-Ki Registry wants to provide Mi-Ki owners with the opportunity to register their Mi-Kis without the political complications and to ensure the future of the Rare Breed Mi-Kis.
If you are interested in registering your Mi-Ki or Mi-Ki Litter with the American Rare Breed Mi-Ki Registry, then click on one of the following applications below to get started.
Individual Mi-Ki Registration Application
Litter Registration Application
NOTE: To register Mi-Ki(s) with the ARBMR, carefully read the "ARBMR Code of Ethics". All owners will be held responsible to uphold the "ARBMR Code of Ethics".
ARBMR Code of Ethics

The American Rare Breed Mi-Ki Registry (ARBMR) was founded to give Mi-Ki owners the opportunity to register their Mi-Ki(s) in a registry that is strictly about bettering the quality of the breed. Again, our main interest is to better the quaility of these wonderful dogs and to ensure that this breed has a future.

The ARBMR is composed of people who share a common interest in the welfare of the Mi-Ki dog, whether they are owners, prospective owners or just admirers of the qualities of the breed. The ARBMR formulates policies regarding Mi-Kis, keeps a health database, and also maintains a Breeders List. The Mi-Ki owners that register their Mi-Kis with the ARBMR work together to educate the public about the Mi-Ki breed, the Mi-Ki qualities and the history of this wonderful rare breed. They also enjoy sharing their experiences, enjoyment and love of their Mi-Kis. The ARBMR breeder's are happy to exchange information with other Mi-Ki owners, this shared information educates the breeder on the different lines and possible problems in those lines. For further information regarding the ARBMR, please contact the ARBMR.

NOTE:VIP DNA is required for all breedable Mi-Ki’s requesting registration.

What is DNA?
Please visit the United Kennel Club to answer these questions.

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