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Jim, thanks for the article..I had not seen that before. Here are many that I have read right off of the AKC website. http://www.akc.org/pdfs/about/specia...VBC_finalA.pdf http://www.akc.org/pdfs/about/delega...pt02_forum.pdf American Kennel Club Search - Powered by Google |
Okay some of the changes we as breeders and pure bred dog enthusiasts could ask for is: 1. Only provisional championships given until each prov CH has submitted breed specific health tests .. such tests as required to be first recommended by the breed specific national clubs to the AKC and then agreed to by the AKC. 2. Any volumne breeders must test for all breed specific issues for the dam/sire and submit those test results to the AKC prior to being able to register their dogs with the AKC, as well as DNA testing on dam/sire. 3.All breeders must submit DNA sampling for their dogs into the database. 4. For working Breeds, one working title must be earned before full CH is given as well as all the health tests as described in number one above. 5. All breeders will show that all pups they wish to permanently register with the AKC will be temperament tested to breed specific requirements. 6. Every breeder of over 50 puppies a year will be inspected annually to conduct a full audit of safe breeding practices, kennel conditions, health procedures, socialization regimes,. This is only a start |
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I really would love to see AKC get out of the volume breeder business..period and I would love to come up with ideas to help them make more $$$ so their dogs are the premier dogs as they used to be. I am totally opposed to volume breeders and I am sick of what happens to those animals along with the financial responsibility put on the public (taxes) and rescue organizations. |
Gemy, I like your start. I've wondered why breed specific health testing wasn't required for conformation. I mean, dogs are being championed to prove they are breed worthy. How can that be without requiring health testing? This omission makes it appear that conformation is basically a beauty pageant. I know some breeders do go the full measure in testing their dogs, but without it being required, it really defeats the main purpose of showing. Now, how do you get Andrew Hunte out of bed with the AKC? Honestly, AKC has created more problems for itself beyond show requirements. |
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I am totally opposed to volume breeders and I am sick of what happens to those animals along with the financial responsibility put on the public (taxes) and rescue organizations. |
Yes, I am fully aware of this and what happened in England with Crufts. That is another whole issue....my question was more directed at mills and not the breeding/health process. |
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it is just heart breaking as many new pet owners do not know what a puppy mill is - I know i did not :( Trust me you start learning alot more when your dog becomes sick though :( of what mistakes you made |
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Those videos are sad to watch. The complete lapse of ethics is unfathomable. Not only are the breeders using these studs relentlessly, the judges are awarding ribbons to dogs they know are unsound. Not directly related to this issue, but it does show there are problems within other K.C.s. |
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