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Originally Posted by txshopper73 With AKC...
1. The breeder registers the litter. Puppy registration papers come in at that point. The papers are given to the new owner so that they can register their puppy...pick out registration name, opt to get 3 generation pedigree, etc.
2. Breeders and show people are more interested in having the papers. Breeders...to future register their litters...and show breeders need them for showing.
3. Registered pups will generally run you more than non-registered pups.
4. Unless you meet the criteria in #2 or just want to have the papers there is no backlash. Many people receive the papers from breeders but don't actually ever register their pup.
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sorry i think we were typing at the same time. you have no idea how helpful you've been. i have drove myself nutttts wondering what those papers are for. i called the breeder but she hasn't returned my calls. guess she already sold me the pup. can u explain the diff abt the litter and indiv pup. if she registered the litter and he was in the litter isin't he registered. why would i do it again. if this is stupid just ignore
sorry typed to slow question already answered