does anyone know how to get certificate papers stating that a DOG is full bred/ and what is the cost?

Question

i have a 10 month old miniture pinsher, my cousin has had her two minnie pins for ever and breeds them occasionally...
i got mine as a gift before leaving with my husband to join the military life of his... so i never went and got the paperwork.
i live in California and would like to see about getting some papers on her. does anyonw know how to go about it? and if so how much does it cost?

Answer 1

AKC will register a dog even if he doesn't have a pedigree. Check the AKC web site.

By the way the term is PURE bred - not full bred.

Answer 2

No way that you can now unless 1) the dog was from a registered litter 2) you contact the breeder to see if the papers are available

If they aren't from a legit registry suuch as AKC, UKC (United Kennel Club or CKC (Canadian Kennel Club) then don't bother since other registries are nothing more tehn scams and the papers are worthless.

There is no need for papers anyway unless you want to show her in conformation and do a planned breeding program. If you want to compete in performance events such as obedience, rally, etc then you can get her spayed and apply for an ILP number.

Answer 3

Both the Female and Male Dogs must be Registered breeds [same] with the respective Kennel Clubs which also must be a registered and affiliated one.

If the Bit** and the one that sires are Champions then the Breed is a good pedigree.

Answer 4

I believe everybody, yet i might additionally upload another element. the certainty that "papers" are even entering the communicate, plus the certainty which you're "identifying to purchase" the canines, sends a sign which you would be identifying to purchase from a outdoors breeder style. you do no longer say what variety of puppy it particularly is, yet once you do no longer choose to bypass to petfinder on your puppy (it is safer), use severe warning! make valuable the father and mom are on the premises, make valuable the premises are sparkling and - principally - make valuable your puppy has his very own vet documents to tutor he's vet checked. this could be an unique checklist along with his call, weight, and so on on it. and don't ask approximately this till you're on the premises. in the event that they act shocked or start to make excuses, run away and checklist them as a puppy mill. those human beings lie continuously approximately vet documents.

Answer 5

Contact the AKC. You will need the Dams Reg.# and the sire reg. #, also you will need the name your cousin registered them under. Once you have all of this info call them and they will direct you to the right dept and help you if they can. Like I have a German/Checz. Shepherd, she is fullblooded and registered, but was given to me. The breeder needs to be the one who gives me the papers in that situation is what AKC said. Also make sure you know if they are registered AKC,NKC,ACA,etc. You can contact the AKC at www.AKC.com

Answer 6

The only way to get papers for the dog is from the person that you bought the puppy from. So you need to call them and ask if you can get the papers from them.

Answer 7

If you can write or e-mail the breeder you got the dog from. They are the only ones who can help you. If they stillhave the paper work on your dog then they can either mail or fax them to you. I you could even get the litter number from the breeder that could help. If not then your out of luck!

Answer 8

All you need to do is write to/call the organization that they are registered with. As long as their parents are registered, it should be no problem. Paperwork to send in is usually available online. You did not say what registry, so I can not give you an URL. You will usually need the parent's registration numbers and sometimes the breeder has to send in papers as well.
As for cost...all depends on the organization they are registered with. Costs are usually 50 to 100 bucks, and a lot depends on if you are a current member or not.

Answer 9

if dogs are AKC registered and you know names of mother and father, also name of the former owner; contact AKC for registration forms. They will mail them to you. Do not know now what the cost of registration is now. Sorry

Answer 10

In order to get your dog reg. then you need the back ground of the dog. The parents must have papers, and their parents and such forth. So you must know the dogs ancerstory before your able to reg. him or her.