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 Breeding Question... Hello everyone, i have a question.. ok so baby boy gus is AKC registered and my baby girl Remi is AKC registered also BUT its say on her papers that is is "LIMITED". im assuming, i cant breed her and get AKC papers because it is limited. So... my question is.. what kind of papers can i get for the puppies that they will have? AND... Remy is 2 pounsd 8 ounces (according to the banfield scale, as of last wednesday) and she is 17 weeks now. (FYI: she has only gained 1 ounce since the 5 weeks ive had her). As an adult, will she be big enough to breed? (if not, i will not even think about it and get her fixed) Thanks everyone for you help. | 
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 I thought they werent supposed to be bred if they are limited registration? | 
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 It is hard to say if she will be big enough but I think the rule of thumb is to double the weight at 12 weeks (someone correct me if I"m wrong). It would be best if she was at least five pounds. Limited registration does mean you can't get AKC papers. I wouldn't get any papers for them because the breeder of your female evidently didn't want her bred if she limited it. | 
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 That's why I think limited reg. doesn't work, you need to have a spay/neuter contract as well.There are a ton of yorkies for sale with no papers....hmmmm wonder why? | 
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 You could try to get CKC papers but that would be breeding without your breeders consent (when she maybe didn't want you to).  I would keep your pup as a pet. | 
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 If you were upfront and told her you were looking for a breeder, if he/she was to sell her to you, she would've left it full with no problem I'm sure.  There's a reason why she didn't want her bred. That fact should be respected. | 
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 well, there was never any spay/neuter contract between her and i. | 
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 okay, is the little box next to where it says limited blacked out? All the applications SAY limited but unless the box is blackened out, she is not limited. Look at your paper. | 
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 You really need to try and speek with the breeder.  Reputable breeders only place their pets with a spay/neuter contract and limited registration.  When a breeder gives limited registration that means the puppy they sold you is not to be bred.  If this is the case, I really hope you'll respect your breeder's wishes and have her spayed.  The reason breeders sell their pets with limited registration is because pet quality dogs should not be bred...only those that are a great representation should be bred. | 
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