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iLuvYOUyorkie · 04-19-2005, 02:03 PM

I'm no expert, but if the dog is 100% healthy after taking him to get checked at the vet....I'd say dont worry about the CKC registration.

kelley · 04-19-2005, 04:37 PM

Thanks for all of the input everyone. I wasn't second guessing the dog-just when I heard that CKC doesn't matter if the dogs are inbred, sometimes are not full blooded, that bothered me.

I did ask the breeder today why CKC and she said it was the fee changes. She said that AKC has upped the fees-it was pretty expensive per puppy. This made me feel 100% better. And, I trust her and I like her anyway. With her explanation and all of yours, I feel 110% sure that I am making the right decision to buy her. She is only 5 weeks old, so I won't pick her up for at least another month (10-12 weeks, longer if she needs it).

milliecorrales · 04-19-2005, 04:51 PM

If you are not breeding don't worry about the registration. She has given you a lot of info on the pup, you have seen the sire and dam, and big big thing, she wants the pup to stay at least 10-12 weeks, longer if necessary. Bad breeders usually want the money and the pup gone as quickly as possible, a good breeder wants teh pup to get the right start even if that means delaying the sale of the pup until he/she is ready. Go for it.

04-19-2005, 02:03 PM	#16
iLuvYOUyorkie Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Virginia Posts: 74	kelley.... I'm no expert, but if the dog is 100% healthy after taking him to get checked at the vet....I'd say dont worry about the CKC registration.

04-19-2005, 04:51 PM	#18
milliecorrales YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 516	Don't worry, be happy LOL If you are not breeding don't worry about the registration. She has given you a lot of info on the pup, you have seen the sire and dam, and big big thing, she wants the pup to stay at least 10-12 weeks, longer if necessary. Bad breeders usually want the money and the pup gone as quickly as possible, a good breeder wants teh pup to get the right start even if that means delaying the sale of the pup until he/she is ready. Go for it.

04-19-2005, 04:37 PM	#17
kelley Donating YT Addict Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Northeast Indiana Posts: 371	Thanks for all of the input everyone. I wasn't second guessing the dog-just when I heard that CKC doesn't matter if the dogs are inbred, sometimes are not full blooded, that bothered me. I did ask the breeder today why CKC and she said it was the fee changes. She said that AKC has upped the fees-it was pretty expensive per puppy. This made me feel 100% better. And, I trust her and I like her anyway. With her explanation and all of yours, I feel 110% sure that I am making the right decision to buy her. She is only 5 weeks old, so I won't pick her up for at least another month (10-12 weeks, longer if she needs it).