Sentences with phrase «full breed recognition»
With backers like the Rockefellers and the J.P. Morgans petitioning the AKC to recognize the breed, the French Bulldog received full breed recognition in near record time, in 1898.
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The AKC didn't grant full breed recognition to the rat terrier until June 2013.
The Cirneco dell» Etna moved into full breed recognition within the American Kennel Club's Hound Group on January 1, 2015 and with this, a new book began to be written.
Not exact matches
Breeds working toward full recognition are recorded in the AKC's Foundation Stock Service.
As noted above, although the only real difference between the four types of Belgian shepherds is coat type and color, the AKC registers three of the four types as separate breeds and enrolls the rough - coated variety in its Foundation Stock Service without full recognition.
The early developers of the breed gave full recognition of the connection to these toy terriers.
The club had refused to give them full recognition because they had no Parent Breed club.
The American Kennel Club gives full recognition to 157 breeds of dogs and has several more in the pipeline, but the average American is probably only sure of a dozen or two.
An additional group, the Miscellaneous Group, is made up of breeds that are close to getting full recognition by the AKC.
Currently, the only major kennel club to grant full recognition to the East - European Shepherd is the Russian Kennel Club, although the breed is recognized by a number of rare breed registries in the United States such as the Dog Registry of America and the Continental Kennel Club.
This program is a stepping stone to full recognition for breeders of rare or new breeds.
Then a small group of pit bull fanciers decided that their «Grand Old Breed» needed full American Kennel Club recognition in order to distance itself from its baiting / fighting heritage.
The club led development of the breed and increased the number of responsible breeders and fanciers in the U.S. for 25 years until Mini Bulls achieved full recognition by the AKC as a distinct breed for competition in 1992.
The AKC granted the breed full recognition in 1933.
The goal of this program is to keep records for these purebred dogs, enabling the breeders to improve the rare breeds and eventually pave the way to full recognition.
* The Miscellaneous Group is a catch - all category of dog breeds not granted full recognition by AKC.
Breeds enter this group prior to achieving full recognition and assignment to one of the registry's seven accepted groups.
Usually, every year or so, a breed or two or three gets full recognition bestowed.
During this process of review to move towards full recognition by the AKC, recommendations were made by the AKC and the SVCA Board to bring our Constitution, Bylaws and Breed Standard into closer compliance with current AKC regulations.
In fact, the majority of the Coton community responded extremely negatively to the prospect of full AKC recognition for the Coton de Tulear breed.
This indicated that 87 % of SVCA members voted to work towards full AKC recognition for our breed and club.
«Listed» breeds are in the process of gaining full CKC recognition.
In 1967, the first American litter was whelped and the American Kennel Club (AKC) granted the breed full recognition in 1977.
Breeds working towards full recognition are recorded in AKC's Foundation Stock Service