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Originally Posted by jexxie  Ok. when I got my yorkie they told me that his mom and dad were akc registered but I opted not to get the papers because they charged more. Since then, I have lost all contact with the breeder and she has moved. I don't even remember her last name. Well, the AKC now has a program where they will somehow test your dog to see if it was from AKC lineage and if it was, they will register it with no papers if you send it a 3 generation pedigree. The problem is I have no idea how I am supposed to find out his pedigree. He is only going to weigh 3 lbs if that full grown and I would really like to stud him out. I can register him with CKC but that's not that great. Anyone have any advice??? |
I think you may be confusing registries or perhaps confusing the AKC's policy with Conditional Registration -- that is for dogs that have been AKC registered and then found to have a problem with DNA testing, in other words DNA testig proved the parentage listed on original papers is incorrect, but that they are full blooded yorkies. They give them a conditional registration and then they have to come up with a 3 generation pedigree.
There are other registries that require not much more than two people saying they are yorkies and maybe some pictures. But those registries are not worth the paper and ink it took to make them. They are really just a scam on the prospective buyer to make them think the dogs are documented as pure-bred.
I have a question though .... you have another thread here that says you did not get a health guarantee on this little 2 1/2 pound yorkie male because you were the breeder. Confusing.......