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topknot · 03-20-2007, 02:28 PM

I think you have to have one champion also that you finished to actually register your kennel name with AKC, but I could be wrong.
And AKC can visit anyone that has had a litter registered with them -AKC at any time. You do not have to have any set numbers of litters a year. When your name comes up - it comes up. I have had guite a few members from my all breed club that have had visits from AKC and one only had had 2 litters ever. They are very nice. We also had a person from AKC that came and spoke to my all-breed club one night. She was very informative. You can ask them for a copy of their book, "A User's Guide to the AKC Rules for Record Keeping and Indentification." All their rules and regs are in there as well as forms snd templates to help you stay organized. It is about 50 pages. It was free to us.
T.

03-20-2007, 02:28 PM	#25
topknot Donating YT 2000 Club Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: GA Posts: 3,787	I think you have to have one champion also that you finished to actually register your kennel name with AKC, but I could be wrong. And AKC can visit anyone that has had a litter registered with them -AKC at any time. You do not have to have any set numbers of litters a year. When your name comes up - it comes up. I have had guite a few members from my all breed club that have had visits from AKC and one only had had 2 litters ever. They are very nice. We also had a person from AKC that came and spoke to my all-breed club one night. She was very informative. You can ask them for a copy of their book, "A User's Guide to the AKC Rules for Record Keeping and Indentification." All their rules and regs are in there as well as forms snd templates to help you stay organized. It is about 50 pages. It was free to us. T.