someone help me! ckc registration question here.

[Bitsy]

From her website it looks like only her males are AKC. Her females aren't. That must be why she can't register the offspring with the AKC. Where are the females from? Did she buy them with breeding rights? Just seems strange to me. Maybe I am not reading something right??

[Teresa Ford]

Originally Posted by Nancy1999

Hopefully, someone else knew will read this thread and know that the only way to prevent preganancy is to keep all other dogs away from an unneutered/unspayed dog. That's another reason so many people recommend getting your dogs fixed, it's difficult to keep them seperated. I've read numerous threads where someone just left their little girl out for a second and boom another dog was in the yard.

My thoughts exactly

I too have seen determined males do things I thought were impossible, until they happened. We had a male that literally ate through a wall and 'hooked up' with a crated female through the wire crate !! Granted it was a Rottie male and a Champ. field Lab. female. If I wouldn't have seen it with my own eyes, I would have thought the story was made up !

[Nancy1999]

Originally Posted by Teresa Ford

My thoughts exactly

I too have seen determined males do things I thought were impossible, until they happened. We had a male that literally ate through a wall and 'hooked up' with a crated female through the wire crate !! Granted it was a Rottie male and a Champ. field Lab. female. If I wouldn't have seen it with my own eyes, I would have thought the story was made up !

I know, it something out of Ripleys Believe It Or Not isn't it? They are absolutely compelled to mate, it's not something they have any control over at all, that’s another reason I'm in favor of neutering, and it just seems they'll be much more relaxed.

[MyTrixie143]

If you really want the papers than pay for them. I think you should be glad that is all the breeder is wanting. If I found out one of my dogs didn't get spayed and was rehomed and bred I would take the dog back and puppies and fine the original owner as it states in my contract.

Did you explain to the potential puppy owners that this was an accidental litter? I can't see how they can demand papers knowing the circumstances and that this wasn't planned.

[miabellaamoure]

Originally Posted by gemy

Yes I know. I'm assuming this is Continental and not Canadian kennel club. So what more can I say? Why would any breed worthy dog be shown in Continental?
I think I will petition my CKC to change their name. How about THE ONLY CKC that matters? Or LCKC. Legitimate Canadian Kennel club.

Oh Gemy...my "you" was not directed at you (but, the OP) even though I quoted your post...sorry about that!

[KimInMD]

Hi Taren!
I know it feels like you are being bashed. Let me try to explain. Folks feel bad for this little girl who has been bounced around, finally gets a forever home, and then becomes pregnant (even though I understand it was an accident). What many new owners don't understand is that very few Yorkies should be bred. Nippers, biters or any bad temperment dog shouldn't have puppies. Dogs larger than the standard, or with imperfect flaws (even though they have champion lines and papers) shouldn't be bred. Very small females shouldn't breed because they could die giving birth if the puppies are too big to fit though the birth canal. What size is your male and female? Very young dogs have problems due to inexperience, and older dogs can have issues just like older women do. How old are your dogs? Yes, your dogs may be healthy today (thank goodness) but what problems are in the genes they are passing on? You have no way of knowing this. Very, very expensive testing is the only way to derermine hidden problems like liver shunt, joint issues, etc. Your puppy buyers could come back later, angry that their dog (from "healthy" parents) is sick. Only championed dogs should be bred. How many points do your dogs have? Do they meet all of the breed standards? Continental Kennel Club will register anybody's dogs, (honest to goodness, they even register mutts!). They were started to give papers to dogs, like pet store dogs, that wouldn't normally qualify for papers from reputable kennel clubs. Yes, they are scamming people. It's a dirty secret that most puppy buyers don't understand. All these things come to mind when someone who is inexperienced says their dog is having puppies. Keeping all this in mind, your post was about how to get papers from the breeder, so you could register the puppies (assuming it increases their value). I know what you meant in asking your questions, but most people reading this think that the dog's papers are the least of your worries right now. Please understand, I am not trying to judge you, only trying to help you to understand why you've gotten this reaction from so many people here. Assuming your vet says your little girl is fine, I'm sure you will opt to have the puppies (it's just my guess). I wish you the best for a positive outcome, and hope you'll stick around here and do lots of reading to better understand the concerns that have been expressed. Best wishes!

people you sell the puppies to could come back later if genetic problems arise. Can you guarantee these puppies to be free of genetic problems?

[KimInMD]

Sorry for the edit oops at the bottom. I guess I should go to bed now!

[manolos mom]

You should have this pregnancy terminated and have her spayed. You

should also have your male neutered. JMO...Leave the breeding to the

experts. There is lots of responsibiliy that goes along with breeding. You

will be liable for the health of these puppies before and after the sale.