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Welcome to the Newest and Best Pedigree Software
and Kennel Management Software Ever Devised!
For two years, we carefully
listened to you. We listened to every compliment, every
suggestion and, most importantly, every complaint. We heard you
and what you wanted. We reviewed every product support report
we ever received since 1991. And then we went to work.
Two years in the making, the company that brought out the first
native Microsoft® Windows™ pedigree and kennel management software, the
company that has been #1 in the industry for seven years running,
brings you The Breeder's Standard .NET®!
Other pedigree software
products are stuck in a time warp of the past. They make you
bear the drudgery of entering every record into the database, or
trying to figure out confusing import/export routines.
Different pedigree programs mean that it's difficult to share data
between people because of different data formats. If your
computer has a problem, you are in trouble, unless you remember to
do tedious backups nearly every time you make any change to your
data. The Breeder's Standard .NET solves these problems for
you, elegantly and inexpensively.
TBS.NET is a completely new program from the ground up.
It has to be because it is unlike any other breeder's program
or pedigree software ever made. You have security, because your
data is automatically backed up every day. You have super-easy use because there is
nothing to install on your computer. No
downloads, no CDs to break. You have less data entry because
it has millions of dog records included
and more being added every day! Here is another one:
No Upgrade Fees -- Ever! All new
features and patches are automatically added to
your program as we develop them.
If you are an Apple® computer
devotee, we have heard you with unmistakable clarity.
And we have answered you with exactly what you asked for.
TBS.NET is the only fully functional kennel
management software that requires no expensive Windows
emulator program. If, God forbid, you should suffer a tragedy
because of fire, storm or theft, your data is safe, even if your
computer is destroyed!
Is this magic? Nope, just extra hard work
by our engineers. This is all made possible by
the way TBS.NET works. You are actually inside the opening
window of TBS.NET right now! It's a web-based program, with
all of the massive databases of both our Man's Best Friend Software
and CompuPed™ libraries pre-loaded. As more
and more people make the switch to the ultimate breeder software
tool, we are able to offer you even more animal
records -- and less
typing. Pedigree software should serve you, not the other way
around. TBS.NET meets that goal.
Here is the best news: The Breeder's Standard .NET®, with
all of the power of the original ground breaking pedigree software for
Windows, is only $14.99 per month! All of our
windows add-ons, such as NETigree® II and the Pedigree Power Packs™
are also available (additional monthly charges apply
but are optional). Pedcasso™ .NET will
release in the first quarter of 2004.
All you need to run TBS .NET
are a computer with a web browser that uses JavaScript and
Cookies. For show entries and MegaPed™ pedigrees, you need
Adobe® Acrobat™ reader, a free program usually
shipped already installed on most new computers. It's
available free for Windows, Mac and
Unix.
Come learn more
now, or if you are ready, you can start your journey to pedigree software
heaven immediately!
Use of The Breeder's Standard .NET® is governed
by the software license agreement and our web site usage
agreement, Using this site to navigate beyond this page
constitutes your complete acceptance of the web site usage
agreement, and signing up to use TBS .NET constitutes your complete
acceptance of the software license agreement.
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