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by Kaffirdog on 07 February 2009 - 13:02
I register all my puppies with the endorsement "progeny not eligible for KC registration" so I was surprised to see this one is now in the USA and breeding.
http://kavonkennels.tripod.com/id7.html
Do overseas Kennel Clubs not recognise UK endorsements?
Margaret N-J
http://kavonkennels.tripod.com/id7.html
Do overseas Kennel Clubs not recognise UK endorsements?
Margaret N-J
by missbeeb on 07 February 2009 - 13:02
Good question! I used to do the same but I included, "not for export".
by mking on 07 February 2009 - 13:02
Yikes! If you look at their website it says they also breed Shiloh shepherds.
by AmbiiGSD on 07 February 2009 - 14:02
I also use 'Not eligible for Export' ??? thus hopefully stopping registration with a foreign kennel Club
by ShelleyR on 07 February 2009 - 14:02
My pups are sold with Limited AKC registration, eligible for removal of that stipulation once titled and hip/elbow certified. Canada does not recognise that stipulation, transfers them to full registration, and I'm betting most other FCI recognized registries that don't offer that option don't either. Anybody know for sure?
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by Kaffirdog on 07 February 2009 - 14:02
I've just checked on the UK Kennel Club site and he is still registered in my name here so cannot have an export pedigree. Maybe she doesn't register his pups.
Margaret N-J.
Margaret N-J.
by Baldursmom on 07 February 2009 - 15:02
I was advised I could register Baldur with the UKC and forgo his limited registration with AKC so I could use him for breeding and have UKC registered puppies. It is apparently done frequently with a lot of breeds, esp. bullies and some Malinios. I never did it as I could not dishonor my breeders wishes he be titled ect before she herself would lift the restrictions. When he was diagnosed with EPI (2 yr) and developed temperment issues (14 moths), I was never more glad that I did the right thing by having him neutered and forgetting using him at all for a foundation "stud dog" (dreamer that I was at that time).
by CrysBuck25 on 07 February 2009 - 18:02
Margaret, I don't know which dog was yours but their website, on available pups you'll see why she didn't care about reg.
It says that "Litter One--England Import "Artimus" and Shiloh Shepherd "Sugar". Both very large boned, long-coated, great drive and work ethic. You could not ask for a better cross...pups will start at $1500."
How's that? Registration doesn't matter because they're breeding mixed breeds anyway.
Crys
It says that "Litter One--England Import "Artimus" and Shiloh Shepherd "Sugar". Both very large boned, long-coated, great drive and work ethic. You could not ask for a better cross...pups will start at $1500."
How's that? Registration doesn't matter because they're breeding mixed breeds anyway.
Crys
by Kaffirdog on 07 February 2009 - 18:02
Hi Crys
The English import, Artimus, was bred by me and sold by Keltic Kennels as a trained personal protection dog in 2006. I had no idea he had been exported. I don't see how he can be registered as he is still in my name with the UK Kennel Club so cannot have an export pedigree. If the owner is using him to breed Shilohs I guess he doesn't need to be registered. Well, at least he looks well cared for and they must have wanted him very much to pay for getting him out there, can't have been cheap.
Margaret N-J
The English import, Artimus, was bred by me and sold by Keltic Kennels as a trained personal protection dog in 2006. I had no idea he had been exported. I don't see how he can be registered as he is still in my name with the UK Kennel Club so cannot have an export pedigree. If the owner is using him to breed Shilohs I guess he doesn't need to be registered. Well, at least he looks well cared for and they must have wanted him very much to pay for getting him out there, can't have been cheap.
Margaret N-J
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