The Continental Kennel Club will basically register any dog, so what's the point? Because the AKC won't register any dog, it's thought to be the only reliable registry in the United States.
From this site:
Registries Quote:
CKC-Continental Kennel Club (do not confuse with Canadian Kennel Club!)
CKC will recognize a cross between any two purebred dogs, and will issue a registration certificate on their offspring. These crosses are not registered as purebred dogs but are registered as the offspring of purebred dogs. CKC accepts no responsibility for any inaccurate, false, or fraudulent information submitted on registration applications. They sponsor no shows or championships. They also give big fee breaks to large kennels registering lots of dogs (such as Puppy Mills). Will register dogs not registered with other recognized registries.
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Also many people will breed a dog that was registered with limited registration, with the AKC, meaning the dog wasn't meant to be bred, and then register it with the CKC. This is the same as stealing; I always advise people to stay away from thieves.