When a puppy goes to his new home he has a registration number and an application that the new owner needs to submit to AKC for registration. The new owner will need to fill out the application and mail it to AKC or use AKC's new online registration at: http://www.akc.org/dogreg/index.cfm

No. For the protection of the breed all puppies purchased from Doxiepets Kennels must be registered with the AKC.

Our puppies/dogs are registered by the Hungarian Kennel Club (MEOE). We can obtain the Export Pedigree ($75) allowing you to transfer the dog's registration to AKC with full breeding/showing rights. Please visit AKC's web site for more information or download the Foreign Registration Application form. The AKC will charge you a fee of either $50.00 or $55.00 depending upon the services requested. Click here for help on how to fill out your AKC Foreign Registration Form.

The only registries that we recommend are the Olde English Bulldogge Kennel Club (OEBKC), and the American Rare Breed Association (ARBA). Your puppy will already be registered with the OEBKC. You will need to re-register him/her as an adult at 12 months of age. If you plan to show your Olde English Bulldogge, we strongly recommend that you dual register with ARBA.

No they are not fully recognized. They are recognized by almost every other country in the world and so far have been accepted into the AKC-FSS for record keeping and effective September 1, 2001, they will be allowed to compete in AKC Miscellaneous Class. There are people who feel full recognition will be bad for the breed and those who are working to get the breed fully recognized.

No, while you will need to have a registered dog to participate in most AKC sanctioned events you do not have to have one to join GCOC. You only need to have a desire to learn more about the various dog sports and a love of animals. No, the GCOC recognizes that a well trained dog is a happy and safer pet. Therefore, we do everything to encourage everyone to spend time training their pet.

Not all breeders are knowledgeable or have the good of the breed at heart. Your best bet to find a healthy, well-adjusted puppy is from a serious breeder who is knowledgeable of the breed and the health problems commonly seen. Neither the AMSC nor the AKC regulates breeders. An AKC registration does not guarantee quality. It certifies only that the animal is purebred and is the offspring of the parents shown on the registration certificate.

APRI accepts all AKC dog registration certificates at face value if the breeder/owner is in good standing with AKC. The AKC dog can be dual registered with APRI and any litters produced may then be registered with APRI. Dual registration does not remove the current registration; it merely means the dog is now registered with more than one service.

Many less reputable registration services will do this, but anyone can go to the AKC studbooks and obtain the number for any dog. The services allowing this practice mean, in effect, that anyone can obtain a registration certificate claiming ownership to any dog desired. Disreputable people can always find a way to be dishonest, but APRI will not be a willing accomplish to subterfuge.

We have applied for AKC recognition and are waiting for a response at the present time. We have had many people who are wanting to breed the Klee Kai, who also want to be able to show our dogs, thus the application. We are also looking at some people in other countries who want to get involved in the breed but cannot use any other venue besides AKC and FIC to show their dogs.

of January 1996, the Cavaliers have full recognition by the AKC. This has resulted in two national breed clubs, the original CKCSC-USA and the AKC-recognized ACKCSC. It remains to be seen what the long-term results will be. They have full recognition by the British Kennel Club and the CanadianKC does not recognize Cavaliers registered with the CKCSC-USA, but does recognize those registered with the AKC.

AKC Limited Registration means that the dog can be registered with AKC as a pure bred Airedale, but no litters or puppies out of that dog may be registered with the AKC. Dogs with Limited Registrations may not compete in Conformation events. You will be able to compete in performance events such as obedience, agility, tracking, rally, etc. with a Limited Registration. Limited registration is used to prevent irresponsible breeding and to protect our breeding lines.

BARF World recommends feeding puppies up to 10 % of their body weight. Therefore, if your pup weighs 10 lbs you should feed 1 lb of food divided between 3 or 4 feedings per day. Growing puppies, especially the large breeds, should be kept lean so adjustments to feeding amounts will have to be monitored closely.

Once payment in full reaches us, we make an appointment for your puppy to see our veterinarian for his/her final checkup. If the puppy must fly home, we will get their health certificate and book a flight to ship the puppy home. We ship puppies twice a month... on the second and fourth Fridays.

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I hope not. Right now, Doodles are bred for all the right reasons--temperament, health and family-friendly qualities. If they became AKC-recognized, they would be AKC show-able. Some breeders may switch to breeding for appearance rather than the other qualities we love about them so much. In my four years as a breeder, I have met a warm and completely supportive group of knowledgeable breeders on the Goldendoodles.com Breeder's Forum. There is no jealousy and no sense of competition.