
A breed club that retired the paper application.
Registry, membership, dues, and event registration used to live in three disconnected places. Now the club runs the whole thing in one system, and the studbook holds 73 registered animals today.
001 / The Breeder Operating Manual
One system for ethical breeders, with three ways in: the software you run your program on, the website that brings you inquiries, and the free tools you can use today.

Records, pedigrees, COI, health testing, litters, and buyers in a single system instead of six spreadsheets and a notes app.
See Breed Ledger →02 / Grow your sales Websites and SEOA custom breeder site built to rank for the searches your buyers actually type, so applications and deposits come to you.
See how it works →03 / Learn for free Tools and guidesCOI and color calculators, a pedigree maker, a listing checker, and plain-language genetics guides. No account, no cost.
Open the free tools →002 / Run your program
Animals, litters, pedigrees, COI, health testing, contracts, and buyers all reference the same records, so the pedigree you print and the waitlist you email never disagree.
Plans, feature detail, and comparisons live on breedledger.co
003 / Grow your sales
A custom site built around your species and the way you actually place animals, structured so the searches your buyers type land on your pages instead of a directory that rents you your own name.
004 / About
I am Dusty Mumphrey, a software engineer from the Tyler, Texas area with more than nine years of experience building production systems for healthcare companies, car dealerships, government agencies, and startups. I grew up in a family that raised and showed dogs, I was in the ring as a junior handler by eight, and I breed New Caledonian geckos now.
That is the whole pitch. Most breeder software is written by people who have never weighed a puppy at 2 a.m., and most people who have never miss the part where the records have to survive a season. I have done both jobs, so the contracts, the whelp log, the waitlist, and the COI math all existed for my own program before they existed for anyone else.
The first drafts came out of a working program. Mine.




005 / Learn for free
The calculators are the same ones I run on my own pairings. No account, no email wall, no trial clock. If they answer your question and you never hire me, that is a fine outcome.
See everything that is free →006 / Proof
One breed club and two Google reviews. Small, concrete, and checkable.

Registry, membership, dues, and event registration used to live in three disconnected places. Now the club runs the whole thing in one system, and the studbook holds 73 registered animals today.
“Dusty has been beyond helpful in making my vision for my gecko registry come to life. He has been available at all hours and genuinely invested in getting the details right.”
“Dusty is very creative and knowledgeable. Quickly gets the tasks completed and very thorough. Would definitely recommend for any website building, coding, etc.”
007 / Common questions
If you are not sure, start free. Run a COI on a planned pairing or check a listing, and see whether the way I think about records matches the way you work. Breeders who already know their records are the bottleneck usually go straight to Breed Ledger, and breeders whose inquiries have dried up usually need the website conversation first.
No. I come from the dog-show world and I run a reptile program, so those two are the most battle-tested. Horses, birds, cattery, and livestock programs are welcome, and the records model is built to take a new species without a rewrite.
Plans and pricing live on breedledger.co, which is the product site. This site is the studio, where you hire me for websites and custom builds. Keeping the two separate means neither one has to sell the other.
Honest, sourced side-by-sides against the common platforms are published on breedledger.co rather than here. If you want the short version on a call, I will tell you plainly when your current setup is fine and you do not need me.
Both. A first-litter program and a club with a national registry need different things, but the questions I ask on the call are the same: what you keep track of, where it breaks, and what you want to be true a season from now.
You do. Records export, the site is yours, and nothing here is built to hold your program hostage if you decide to leave.
008 / Start a conversation
For a website, a custom build, or a plain question about whether any of this fits. One message, one human reply.
I will ask what you breed, where the current workflow is breaking, and what you want to be true a season from now. That is enough to tell you which door you actually need, including the free one.
Prefer a letter every other week? Read Field Notes. Or email dmumphrey@builtbydusty.com
Popular kits: Breeder Contract Kit · Working Breeder Operations Kit · New Puppy Kit · Show & Trial Kit · Keeper's Emergency Kit. Reptile keepers can also run ReptiDex, and custom builds start at custom software. Breed Ledger plans and comparisons live on breedledger.co.