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AKC or ACA? Hello - I am new to this forum and have a quick question.... I have a 9 mo old male Yorkie - he is 11.5 pounds (the breeder guraanteed not over 7!) anyway - we love him dearly in spite of his size! He is a registered ACA dog - is it possible to breed him with AKC females? will the associations regognize the litters? This is all new to me - thank you for your answers! mama Ace |
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If he breeds with an AKC female, the pups can be registered with ACA. Hope this helps. ;) |
AKC needs to be bred with AKC to produce an AKC litter. |
No, he cannot be bred to an AKC female and should not be bred anyway due to his size but that is just more for you to love.:) |
yeah unforunately there is no way to registered him with akc either. if his litter wasnt registered then he cant be registered. and his parents would have to have been registered with akc to have the little registered with akc...... just a heads up the standard is not to breed anything outside the standard 7lbs, some people can get real vocal on here about people even talking about breeding outside the standard...kinda think about it this way, you wanted 7lbs and under, you were guaranteed that (which they cant really guarantee that, even if they say so) well your little man is almost 12lbs, then you need a female to breed him to and technically the female is supposed to be bigger than the male, so then your maters (if thats a word..lol) would be throwing out really big puppies. which of course isnt always true but then you are playing with the genetics and dont know what you might have in size range, and so far comes the disappointed new owners who thought they would have a 7lb yorkie and ended up with a 15lbs yorkie...and they post here on yt = ) just a little to think on...:D please upload some pics and welcome to yt |
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its not that he cant be bred, its that he shouldnt be bred in the eyes of the yorkie standards:) |
size He will probably top out so far over the standard, it would be unethcial to use him at stud. If the breeder guaranteed no more then 7 pounds, why not ask for a partial refund? I am not saying he is not a wonderful pet, but fair is fair when it comes to the pocketbook. |
Both male and female have to be AKC registered for the litter to become AKC registered. Please don't use your male for breeding - he'll have to breed to a larger female, producing yorkies that are way over the weight standard. No yorkie over 7lbs should be bred, as 7lbs and under is the AKC standard. There are a lot of yorkies over 7lbs that make wondeful pets but they cannot be shown and should not be bred. Please neuter your baby. He'll be healthier and happier for it |
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All just my opinion of course, but this boy does not fit that textbook description of what a Yorkie 'should TECHNICALLY be.' Thus resulting in the advice that he should not be bred.:) |
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Mama Ace, welcome to YT! :D We'd love to see pictures of your big boy, and hear all about him! |
1 Attachment(s) Okay - not sure if I am doing this right - but think I have attached a picture of our "heavyweight" who still requires an X-Small harness.... he is just tall and a bit longer - really - he looks exactly like a silky - even has the green reflect on his eyes at night - anyway - makes me wonder if the breeder had an "oops" or - he is just a genetic revisit of what Yorkies originally were - it was the popularity of the smaller dog that drove the standard to be as small as it is - he would have been considered small in Yorkshire county 50+ years ago! we have talked about breeding him with a silky or Maltese - not a registerable litter we know - but we do eventually want another dog - and then will neuter him - I am sure there are a lot of opinions out there on "mutt" litters as well - but they sure are cute! (my mother has a "Morkie" - stinkin' adorable...) Mama Ace |
aww he is a really good looking guy!! |
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