Okla. Stat. tit. 4, § 4-31
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Breeding certificates - Duty to furnish - Contents - Form
Official statutory text
The owner or keeper of any registered male animals who collect a
fee for the service of same, shall upon request of the owner of any
registered female of the same breed which has been bred to such
registered male animal, and the fee therefor paid, furnish to such
owner a breeding certificate, giving name and register number of
such male animal and the date of such service, such information to
be furnished in the form required by the breeders' association with
which such animals are registered, to the end that the offspring may
be registered.
fee for the service of same, shall upon request of the owner of any
registered female of the same breed which has been bred to such
registered male animal, and the fee therefor paid, furnish to such
owner a breeding certificate, giving name and register number of
such male animal and the date of such service, such information to
be furnished in the form required by the breeders' association with
which such animals are registered, to the end that the offspring may
be registered.
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