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Originally Posted by scrapindee  There are some American clubs and groups that have decided to be independent and are now promoting their own registry/s. Of course maybe the question should be iasking a breeder is: why are they (the breeder) no longer with a recognized registery when you are buying a "pet" from them??
While every organization or registry has to have a beginning, I wonder how this would affect a purchaser. If you buy one dog to breed, you'll have to register in one registry (pricier too, but it always has) and if you buy as a pet, you register somewhere else. And what if you decide to try and show before spaying or neutering, will you have to register somewhere else? |
Yes, there are some American clubs and groups promoting their own registry. Your own Club is one of them. Maybe check in the dictionary to see what a registry is. Here's one I found quickly without spending a lot of time...
Source: WordNet (r) 1.7
registry
n : an official written record of names or events or
transactions [syn: register]
Source: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
Registry \Reg"is*try\ (r?j"?s*tr?), n.
1. The act of recording or writing in a register; enrollment;
registration.
2. The place where a register is kept.
3. A record; an account; a register. --Sir W. Temple
In response to your comment -- "iasking a breeder is: why are they (the breeder) no longer with a recognized registery when you are buying a "pet" from them??" The "pet" buyer might be interested in finding out what the reputation of this "recognized registery" is, and WHY they are no longer with it.
But again -- you're speaking about Apples and Oranges. This is "YORKIE Talk" not "BIEWER Talk" and by your posts over the last couple of days, it's obvious you're trying stir up discord, where it's not needed.