I only have kc dogs? - Page 4

sallyanne · #31 (**permalink**) 21-07-2008, 01:29 PM

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Originally Posted by JANICE199

thankyou for that

interesting thread....perhaps the kc should rethink their rules..

In what way ?

cavrooney · #32 (**permalink**) 21-07-2008, 01:31 PM

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Originally Posted by JANICE199

Janice, in the case of your Kai,no doubt you love him, but it sounds to me like you have been spun a line. It is possible to register two litters per year with the KC if you breed on a small scale. But that doesn't change that a bitch shoudl not have litters on consecutive seasons, and therefore the best thing for his poor Mum's welfare would have been the mismate jab after the 'accidental' mating. People who cannot keep a dog and bitch apart really shouldn't keep both.

ok does that mean then that i could check with the kc? and could i reg him?as i've said i know his grandad is mia's dad, they did not come from the same breeder..and i did see his mum and dad.

Janice if the breeders dogs are both kc reg what were the reasons for not registering the litter?

jackson · #33 (**permalink**) 21-07-2008, 01:31 PM

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Originally Posted by JANICE199

Janice, in the case of your Kai,no doubt you love him, but it sounds to me like you have been spun a line. It is possible to register two litters per year with the KC if you breed on a small scale. But that doesn't change that a bitch shoudl not have litters on consecutive seasons, and therefore the best thing for his poor Mum's welfare would have been the mismate jab after the 'accidental' mating. People who cannot keep a dog and bitch apart really shouldn't keep both.

ok does that mean then that i could check with the kc? and could i reg him?as i've said i know his grandad is mia's dad, they did not come from the same breeder..and i did see his mum and dad.

Only the breeder can register the pups, but I am nto sure if the breeder can register them at any time? If both kai's parents are registered, maybe the breeder would consider registering him now? (if the KC will allow it later on, I think they will) Perhaps if you offered topay for the registration?

JANICE199 · #34 (**permalink**) 21-07-2008, 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by sallyanne

In what way ?

well " IF " kai was a mistake and the breeder couldnt be botherd to reg. him then i would have done...but going by what i've read this isnt allowed..but as i've got his pedigree then why not?...this is all new to me, so i'm only asking

Eolabeo · #35 (**permalink**) 21-07-2008, 01:36 PM

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Originally Posted by JANICE199

well " IF " kai was a mistake and the breeder couldnt be botherd to reg. him then i would have done...but going by what i've read this isnt allowed..but as i've got his pedigree then why not?...this is all new to me, so i'm only asking

maybe becoz it was an accident and she wasnt planning on mating them maybe she didnt want the pups to be bred from eitha so she didnt register them.

if she thinks the way alot of others on this thread do ( dont agree wiv breeding non kc reg dogs ) then that may well be the reason she didnt reg them?? wanting them to be pet dogs only.

Altho obviously it dont always stop people breeding.

JANICE199 · #36 (**permalink**) 21-07-2008, 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by cavrooney

Janice if the breeders dogs are both kc reg what were the reasons for not registering the litter?

because the mum had allready had a litter earlier than she should have done.

Eolabeo · #37 (**permalink**) 21-07-2008, 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by JANICE199

because the mum had allready had a litter earlier than she should have done.

oh so she didnt ave a break as such??? didnt think of that lol...im aving a off day

jeanie · #38 (**permalink**) 21-07-2008, 03:12 PM

Neither of our dogs are KC reg, but there are reasons for it as most of you will have read in past posts, i know the mothers and father of them both , and back 5 generations i have thier mothers pedigree but not the fathers due to a row between the two friends that bred them both of which are friends of mine too,

thedog · #39 (**permalink**) 21-07-2008, 03:24 PM

Hi i do think its each to there own re: KC reg dogs or non reg dogs but i do think that sometimes on this forum and other forums people who own non reg dogs are always given a hard time or made to feel bad for not owning Kc reg dogs which is the 'snobby' part about it. Neither of my dogs are KC reg and they just as good as any other dog and in my eyes better. I do not wish to breed or show as they are pets but i am glad of this as i would not like to be part of that what some people seem to be with their 'KC reg dogs!!!'

sallyanne · #40 (**permalink**) 21-07-2008, 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by thedog

Hi i do think its each to there own re: KC reg dogs or non reg dogs but i do think that sometimes on this forum and other forums people who own non reg dogs are always given a hard time or made to feel bad for not owning Kc reg dogs which is the 'snobby' part about it. Neither of my dogs are KC reg and they just as good as any other dog and in my eyes better. I do not wish to breed or show as they are pets but i am glad of this as i would not like to be part of that what some people seem to be with their 'KC reg dogs!!!'

In my opinion,non reg dogs should not be bred with the exception of breeds trying to get KC recognition.
I don't look down at people because they have non reg dogs,it is there choice but I agree with Debbie in an earlier post they should not be bred from nor those dogs which are KC Reg but miles away from conforming to the breed standard.
I learn't a long time ago that KC Registration doesn't make the dog any better or worse than any other dog,nor does it guarentee a well bred health tested dog from a good breeder.
I don't see any valid reason to be breeding from a breed which is recognised by the KC,yet the parents are not eligable for registration,which makes the puppies not eligable either - there is nothing wrong with a well bred health tested KC Reg Puppy from good ethical Breeders which will provide a lifetime of support and advice as a pet.
Most Show Breeders prefer there dogs to go into "Pet Homes" they are all Pets first and foremost even "show dogs".
We enjoy the show scene,we even go to shows without taking the dogs,meet up with friends and throughly enjoy our day out!

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