How do i get papers on a dog?

Question

I just got a chihuahua and the person i got him from said he is full blooded. I want to know if i can regester the dog or what i need to do.

Answer 1

The only way you can get the papers if when you buy a dog from a breeder that reg. the litters. Papers do not mean anything to anyone if you are not showing the dog or breeding the dog and if the dog was breedable quality then you probley would not have it because the breeder would have kept it!! Just love your dog papers do you no good and he dose not know he dosen't have papers!! :)

Answer 2

If you have a non papered dog then the only rule to breeding is not to breed. The only reason a dog should be bred is if it a superb example of the breed and has either incredible working titles for the breed or atleast a CH title in conformation. How exactly is an unpapered dog supposed to compete in conformation? Answer: It cannot. A "non papered" dog could easily be a mix bred dog. Without credibility from a reputable kennel club then there is not proof that this dog is even a pure bred dog. Sure, DNA testing can be done, but honestly if the breeder of the dog in the first place was a reputable breeder, then this pup would have been registered.

Answer 3

there are some organizations such as CKC that you can contact for registering. Usually the document requires a breeder to sign off as well as a vet confirming that the dog is in fact a purebred.
In order to register with AKC you would need to confirm with the breeder that the sire and dam were registered and get the sire and dam names. The breeder is responsible for recording the litter with AKC. At time of purchase the breeder than should provide a registration form which contains the dam and sire names. You fill out with the name you give to dog and submit with the fee. They would then record the info and send you a registration certificate.

Answer 4

Registration papers are a way to track a lineage with the hopes of improving the breed. Papers are not needed for "pet quality" animals because they may not be able to contribute to the breed's standards (according to the American Kennel Club). The registration is required for breeding and show animals. Honestly, if you have no intention of breeding for improvement of the breed, the animal should be spayed or neutered.

I have 2 full blooded Great Danes and decided to decline the registration fees for my animals, for it is of no use to me. They are my pets without breeding intentions

Answer 5

Unless the breeder gave you AKC registration papers for the dog, there's nothing you can do. Both of the dog's parents have to be registered in their breed in order for the puppies to be registered.

Answer 6

No you can't register him with a legit registry without either the individual registration application from the breeder or the registration with completed transfer from the person you bought him from.

Answer 7

You should of received papers when you got your dog. If the dog doesn't have papers you cannot register it. Just because they are purebred doesn't mean that they can be registered.

Answer 8

if the parents are not reg by AKC then you can not reg him with them. there are other reg. that you can try. just because the person said that it is full blooded does not mean that it is reg. i would talk to the person that you got the dog from.

Answer 9

You need to have proof that his parents are registered. Ask your breeder for their paper and family lineage.

Answer 10

you need information from the papers of both parents. If both parents are no registered then its not possible.