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AKC Litter Registration Papers Okay, I have some questions. I went to the AKC website and downloaded the litter registration application. How do I determine if they are going to give me limited registration papers or full registration papers? I am new to the AKC registration process. I just found out through the AKC research that both of my male & female Yorkies can be registered AKC. I need this information for their future litters. I'm sorry if I seem ignorant, but I am just learning. Thanks everyone. |
You, as the litter owner decide whether or not to give full registration. You will get papers for each puppy and on them you black out a box to transfer with limited registration. You will need to get papers on your adults, though, before you can get the papers on any puppies. |
I have the registration papers coming on both of the adults. This information helps me a lot. Thanks so much. I really appreciate the quick response. I'm so happy that they are from AKC lines. |
How did you just register your adults? I don't understand you found out you could register you adults by doing research. Did you have their original papers.? On the papers you used to register your adults there is a little square that would have been darkened out of your adults were sold with limited registration. If your adults were sold with full registration then the pups can sold with either full registration or limited. If either of your puppies parents were sold with limited registration then the puppies cannot be registered at all, at least that is my understanding. Also, once you get the registration papers on your adults then you can register the litter online through AKC's website. I love using their online registration system because you get the papers back a lot quicker. You can also call AKC if you have any questions about the papers on the adults. They are always very helpful. |
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My dogs were sold to me with CKC registration papers. AKC has a research department that will research the lines of your dog and see if it can be registered with AKC as long as the line has not broken. See below: For a dog with papers from a non-AKC accepted domestic registry AKC has a new program where we are researching pedigrees of dogs that do not have AKC paperwork to determine if the dog comes from AKC registrable stock. In order to determine AKC registration eligibility, you will need to send AKC a copy of your dog’s pedigree, registration application and/or registration certificate from another registry. You can also submit documentation provided by the breeder such as a contract or bill of sale. The dog may qualify for registration if the pedigree shows no break in AKC lineage and the dogs in the pedigree originate from AKC registrable stock. Should the dog be deemed registrable, AKC staff will register the dog in question for $30. All late fees will be waived. When you submit your paperwork, please include your name and phone number. You can submit the paperwork in one of three ways: Fax the information to 919-816-3770. Mark it attn: Registry Research. Email images to altreg@akc.org. Place Registry Research in the subject line Mail to: AKC Registry Research This is what I did and found out that they could be registered as AKC. Now, I have contacted AKC and the customer service rep said that I would be getting a full registration. So that means that I can sell the puppies as AKC instead of the CKC which I wasn't fond of doing. |
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Continental Kennel Club, and now it will also be AKC. |
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I didn't start this thread to upset any breeders. I apologize in advance if I did. I was happy and wanted to share. Please forgive me if I upset anyone. I have learned so much from you and other breeders here and want to continue to learn. |
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Thanks Nancy. I thought that I was doing something wrong, but that helps clarify it for me. |
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"The dog may qualify for registration if the pedigree shows no break in AKC lineage and the dogs in the pedigree originate from AKC registrable stock." So they not only have to have no break in AKC lineage, but the pedicgree has to originate form AKC registrable stock. The only problem I have with this is that most people will pay the researching fee and find out that their dogs don't meet the requirements. |
Actually, you don't have to pay the fee until you find out if you can register them. They give you a lineage number to reference in the application so that they know what line your dog came from. |
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I hope that they are too. I truely want to do things the right way. I have learned so much here and want to do what's right and ethical. |
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I'm a bit confused. So in order to do this, the dogs that were originally AKC would have had to have been sold with full registration, right? So, if the dogs were sold with limited registration, but registered as CKC and then bred...the offspring would NOT be registerable with AKC through this process, right? |
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So even if a dog is sold with limited registration and went to a different registry to register they can go back to AKC and get pups registered with AKC?????? Do I understand correctly????? |
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Of course, this brings up the question of how reliable AKC can be now given the fact that essentially, you could have generations that were unaccounted for, then suddenly registered with AKC again.....:confused: (I think.) What kind of precautions are put into place to guarantee that everything that is being turned over to them for the research is accurate information? |
Wow, I truely didn't mean to open a can of worms. I'm sorry everyone. It was not my intention to do anything wrong. I purchased my puppies as CKC registered, didn't know any better. Then I found this new program with AKC. I thought that it would be great if my little guys were AKC lines, which I have found out that they are. I hope that AKC is doing all of the research necessary to ensure that only lines from AKC are being registered correctly. |
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I know there are breeders out there that might have AKC parents but register with CKC to avoid the risk of having to DNA test the parents or because they just don't want to deal with AKC. |
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BTW, they will do this service for free and then only charge $30 to anyone off the street. Not so for those who support AKC by breeding... after Hurricane Ike and my kennel flooded, they charged me a fee to research as they could not use my scanned images... Probably took 10 minutes since I supplied them with all the info.... and then charged me for the additional copies at a much higher rate than $30. |
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So I have a question??? Say the dogs were sold as AKC limited from the original breeder but the new owners wanted to breed so they just filed for CKC registration and went ahead and bred the dogs. No papers were ever filed for the dogs in AKC because they would have been Limited. How would AKC ever know that? Am I missing something here? Cause if the dogs were registered full registration and the owners just didn't like AKC and went to CKC there would be no questions right and therefore no research needed? Maybe it is too late or early as the case may be in the morning for my brain to function!!!! Sorry but something here just doesn't sound right to me. :confused::confused: I am confused!!! I don't understand what the part of 'the lines cannot be broken' really means. Obviously there would be a break in the lines if the dogs were registered with CKC somewhere along the line and not AKC. Sounds like a break to me!! |
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