Sentences with phrase «purebred dogs registered»

For an AKC conformation show, the first requirement is a purebred dog registered with the American Kennel Club.

Not exact matches

There are now more beagles registered with A.K.C. (52,262) than any other purebred dog in America, and of the more than 2,000 A.K.C. - sanctioned trials held last year approximately 1,700 were for beagles.

The fact that a dog is «registered» or «purebred» truly means nothing as far as obtaining a healthy, socialized companion animal.

With the AKC, at least it will only register dogs that have been purebred and registered for many generations.

Being papered with a kennel club only means the dog has registered purebred parents, but that does not in any way * always * mean quality.

, any dog sold as a purebred animal in Canada MUST be registered with an acceptable registry.

If the dog is not or can not be registered, then it may not be advertised as a purebred.

And, for sure, the American Kennel Club is only too happy to see the price of dogs go up, up, up — at least the provably purebred ones whose owners have registered them with the organization.

A purebred Labrador Retriever from an AKC - registered breeder sells for between $ 800 and $ 1,200 which is a fairly low price compared to many purebred dogs.

This program and award is sponsored by the American Kennel Club and is open to all well - behaved dogs, not only registered purebreds.

A purebred Chihuahua from an AKC - registered breeder sells for anywhere between $ 400 and $ 600 for a pet - quality puppy and from $ 800 to $ 1,500 for a show - quality dog.

The American Kennel Club is an exclusive organization where dog owners can nationally register their purebred canines, provided they fit a select list of criteria.

The original puppy was used as a foundation dog to produce many more like her to be registered, but many believed the registered puppies were not actually purebred dogs.

The American Kennel Club, which registers purebred dogs, has designated 51 breeds as having herding instincts.

If this is questionable please do not attempt to register your dog as in doing so you are providing your word testifying to the fact it is a purebred American Pit Bull Terrier (APBT).

There are many canine registries in business today that will register any kind of dog whether it's purebred, mixed breed or even of unknown origin.

All these * other * colors can be fully registered with the two largest most respected dog - registering bodies in North America, perhaps in the world, the CKC (Canadian Kennel Club) and the AKC (American Kennel Club), and as such are fully purebred dogs with certified pedigrees, and have been so for just as long as the * show * colors of Mini Schnauzers.

In fact, it comprises more than half of all registered purebred pet dogs born in the UK.

It begins with hundreds, and sometimes thousands, of AKC - registered purebred dogs - puppy and adult, veteran and novice, champion and wannabe.

I think someone needs to test a purebred AKC registered dog and see how the results come out — if my Scottish Terrier's results come back odd then we know there is a problem!

The dog is a purebred registered German Shepherd Dog with no Disqualifying faults according to the AKC Standadog is a purebred registered German Shepherd Dog with no Disqualifying faults according to the AKC StandaDog with no Disqualifying faults according to the AKC Standard.

If you want a purebred dog that can be registered with the American Kennel Club, that information belongs in the agreement.

In the process of tallying the numbers of purebred dogs in America — or at least those that are registered — the American Kennel Club detected some interesting trends, such as how the nation's most popular dog, the Labrador retriever, is losing ground in some towns.

Consumers will then believe the dog is «registered», a «purebred».

That is, if you want to know what kinds of breeds are most popular with the kinds of people who purchase AKC registered dogs (even purebred shelter dogs don't have AKC registration, so it really is pretty much limited to dog buyers), then this is of interest.

If you are planning to breed a purebred dog, you should do your research because there is a lot more to it than simply mating two registered dogs of a breed together and there are A LOT of ethics today regarding bringing more dogs into this world that is already over populated with homeless dogs.

«Â The AKC claims to register «nearly 1 million purebred dogs and over 400,000 litters of purebred puppies every year.»

Dogs can earn Trick Dog titles as long as the dog is AKC - registered and is enrolled with either AKC Canine Partners or the Purebred Alternative Listing (PAL) progrDog titles as long as the dog is AKC - registered and is enrolled with either AKC Canine Partners or the Purebred Alternative Listing (PAL) progrdog is AKC - registered and is enrolled with either AKC Canine Partners or the Purebred Alternative Listing (PAL) program.

More than 22,000 competitions for AKC - registered purebred dogs are held under AKC rules and regulations each year including conformation, agility, obedience, rally, tracking, herding, lure coursing, coonhound events, hunt tests, field and earthdog tests.

Reunite registers purebred and mixed breed dogs as well as cats and other pet mammals, is non-profit and accepts the Home Again microchip coding.

Many breeders register puppies with registry companies to market the dogs as «approved» purebreds.

After years of artfully dodging the question of how AKC papers could be registered to dogs and puppies found in the worst of puppy mills, the AKC itself is admitting the misconceptions that are connected with purebred papers.

Breeders of purebred dogs can register the birth of a litter of puppies to a dog registry associated with a kennel club to record the parentage of the litter in stud books.

More than 40 million purebred dogs have been registered since 1884, Peterson said.

It is a record book of the century - old body that supervises the world of purebred dogs in the United States.Since its founding in Philadelphia, the American Kennel Club (AKC) has grown to oversee thousands of dog shows every year and annually registers more than 1 million pedigreed canines.O «Neill's book ($ 17.95, Howell Book House, 230 Park Ave., New York, N.Y. 10169) includes a decade - by - decade account of how the AKC developed.

In the world of purebred registered dogs, it can easily be demonstrated that the most popular dogs are those who are more likely to have influence over future generations.

If this is done for 7 generations a breeder could apply to register this dog as a purebred.

Registered and unregistered purebred dogs were 33 % and 18 % (total = 51 %) of the dog population, respectively; the remainder (49 %) of dogs was either mixed or unknown breeds.

The Council's Breeding Standard is a model for all dog breeding whether KC registered pedigree dogs, other purebred dogs, or mixed breeds.

American Kennel Club - registered dogs compete in shows that include conformation, where purebred dogs compete against each other and are evaluated as breeding stock, and obedience, field and agility trials, where canine athletes get their moment to behave and shine.

Respondents claimed 51 % of their dogs were registered and unregistered purebred dogs.

For more information: If you would like to see what some of your dog's ancestors looked like, the ASTC offers Historical Record Books where purebred AKC registered Shih Tzu honors and achievements (such as conformation titleholders, performance titleholders, pedigrees, photos, all breed best in show and specialty show winners, and register of merit recipients) can be found.

Hailing from the Shetland Islands and first officially registered in 1908 the Shetland Sheepdog, affectionately known as the Sheltie, is a relatively new breed of purebred dog and the exact mixture is still under debate.

Obedience dogs do not have to be show quality — they have to be purebred and registered to show (the United Kennel Club will allow crossbreeds to compete in Obedience).

No ILP (indefinite listing privilege) registered Canaan Dogs are eligible, except those of known purebred parentage.

First, the AKC Indefinite Listing Privilege (ILP) program is for purebred dogs that can not be registered with the AKC.

It's a dog show, for purebred dogs, for AKC registered dogs..

The answer is simple, Yorkshire Terrier is actually an official and recognized breed, and still there is a chance for smaller dogs to be registered as a purebred when breeders are purposely trying to produce puppies that are smaller than the standard.

The AKC does inspect breeding facilities and homes of it's registered purebred dog breeders on occasion.

In the meantime, the ill - tempered terrier mix that bites the hand that feeds it and the poorly - bred purebred that attacks the neighborhood children pose a far greater danger to people than the obedience - trained American Staffordshire Terrier that is a titled obedience dog or a registered therapy dog but can not step foot inside the city.