Changing limited AKc reg to full reg - Page 2

The breeder can change the limited to full at any time.

"Limited Registration certificates are white with an orange border; the Full Registration certificate is white with a purple border.

Limited Registration can be changed to Full Registration only by the litter owner(s). The litter owner(s) will need to obtain the Application to Revoke Limited Status. That form will then need to be completed and sent to the AKC Raleigh address with the processing fee. After processing, we will send a Full Registration certificate to the dog's owner.

Limited Registration helps breeders protect their breeding programs. If breeders do not want puppies used for breeding purposes, they can request the Limited Registration option for those puppies"

That is reasonable.  Thanks everyone.

In the State of Texas it is against the law to sell a dog and ship it or deliver it without registration papers or pedigree if dog has one....

You might want to give the buyer the limited registration papers....signing the back does nothing but show ownership of dog...the breeder has to sign a form to release the block on dog....The registration paper goes with the dog...mailed or hand given upon purchase and full price paid...

yellowrose of Texas

It is my intention to hand the papers over! BTW the dog was just now paid off, so I wasen't going to hand anything over until then ,law or no law. Where does the law come in my original question up anyway? The PDB is not what it used to be 4 yrs ago!

To everyone else thanks for the input!

IMO - all pups, regardless of who they're sold to, should be sold on a limited registration.  You just never know what can happen. 

I purchased my pup on a limited registration.  When she's OFA'd and titled the "limited" will be lifted in favor of full per agreement with her breeder.

JAQ:

Yes.  Sign the back and send the limited registration on to the new owners.  That is transfer of ownership (without lifting or altering the Limited Registration) that the new owners will send to AKC to have the dog registered in their name.  The "limited" status will remain the same until you complete and submit the Application to Revoke Limited Status as was mentioned above.

JAQ,  I am making it my business.  That is why you post here right?  If you want people to stay out of your business dont post here.  I bet you're one of those BYB's who makes a living out of selling pups to fools.  I would strongly discourage anyone from buying pups with limited registration. 

Actually, GSD MAN, it sounds to me like you're one of those BYB's.  See, those are the people who want full registration(read: breeding rights) without having to do any of the training or work involved in establishing the breed worthiness of the pup.  They, like you, consider "full registration" an entitlement that goes along with the purchase price.  NOT!

The fact is, only a fool of a breeder would sell you a dog without it being on a limited registration until breed worthiness is established.  If that doesn't suit you, go find a BYB to buy a piece of shit dog from.  What you don't have is the right to dictate the terms by which a breeder sells a pup.  That is arrogant.

A limited registration is what most responsible breeders use to try to prevent the use of their pups by those (like you) who would breed anything and everything, without knowing who you are breeding to whom, for the money. 

  Me thinks you protesteth too much. 

...without having to do any of the training or work involved...

My mis-type.  That should have read

...without having to do any of the training work or testing involved...

My apologies.

FionaDunne

Thanks, that is  what I needed to know.  Thanks to everyone else as well.

And to you GSD MAN don't ever come knocking on my door for a dog!