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How To Register My Yorkie Puppy

How do I register my Yorkie's microchip?

take him to your vet w/ his papers. have them scan him and see who comes up as registered.
if it's not you, ask the vet for paperwork (they should have it, since they install the chips). you should be able to fill out the paperwork and send a check to the company that runs the microchip operation.
hope this helps!

My Biewer yorkie is registered with the IBC and if she has pups can she be registered with the IKC?

I have a Biewer Yorkshire Terrier and she is regsisterd with the International Biewer Club and if she has pups would the pups be able to be registered with the Irish Kennel Club? Really need to find out, so anyone who know please respond to this!

How can I register my Yorkie Poo?

Hybrid or Designer dogs cannot be registered as such with any of the major purebred kennel clubs, even if both parents are registered purebreds. However, the International Designer Canine Registry / IDCR is a hybrid specific registry that offers full registration benifits to all hybrid and designer puppies using their hybrid name (i.e.Chug).

The International Designer Canine Registry offers hybrid dogs the same registration benefits that purebred dogs enjoy such as certified registration and recording of the hybrids known pedigree information.

If a puppy's dam & sire is registered with ACA can the puppy be registered with AKC without more verification?

unfortunately you fell for something that happens far too often. AKC requires litters to be registered in order for papers to be made available for the pups. When a breeder registers the litter (which is done if the sire and dam are in fact AKC registered) than based on the number of pups, color, sex etc is recorded with AKC. The info is sent to the breeder and at the time of sale hands you the papers, not mailed to you. Buying a purebred registered dog without getting papers at time you pay and take possession is the mistake many make. No reputable breeder will sell you a pup without providing the papers for the pup at that time. As for price, these vary depending on the area of the country you are in. I breed Miniature Pinschers and sell for $450.00 to $650.00 which is average in my area. I have seen them on the east coast go for upwards of $1300.00. Like everything you buy it is best you shop around and get as much info as possible before you make a decision.

Why do puppy Yorkies get their tails cut?

Short answer:  Because the American Kennel Club says so. It's part of their breed standard that a Yorkie's tail be "docked to a medium length."  If it's not, the dog will be disqualified from competition in dog shows.  TL;DR:  As Tom Harris said, with Yorkies this is purely aesthetic.  There are no functional or health-related reasons to do this.With some of the hunting and working breeds, there exist practical historical reasons for tail docking, ear docking, and dew claw removal, but even some of these are questionable - see here for a long explanation:  Canine Tail Docking FAQ I can somewhat understand the idea of docking the tail of a hunting dog working in thick brush:  After spending hours removing burrs from my Golden's tail, I appreciated my father's naturally bob-tailed Brittanies.Bottom line:  Most of this "puppy augmentation" is done simply to conform to a breed standard, or to custom.The Yorkie seems a bit of an outlier to me, because there wasn't even the thinnest 'practical' historical utilitarian reason:  Simply appearance.In my opinion, if you never plan to show your dog then there's no need to surgically alter them from the way they were born.

How do I register my Yorkshire Terrier with AKC and CKC with out an application from the lady I bought her?

In addition to this question I asked a seperate question which I am repeating here to give you a little of a back story. To see the answers I received click on my avatar then my Q&A profile, then my questions.

Is there any legitimate reason a breeder would use APR and ACA instead of CKC and AKC?

I just bought my little precious darling Yorkie of 8 weeks last Saturday. The lady I bought her from gave me a broucher on APR (American Pet Registry) an application for APR, an application for ACA (American Canine Association), and a paper with Izzy's Sir and his parents and their parents, and her Dam and her parents and their parents.

I've never heard of these organizations (APR &ACA) are they prestigious and reputable? Are they as trustworthy as AKC and CKC? Do they connotate the same standards held by AKC and CKC? Should I doubt that Izzy is a purebred because the lady didn't opt for AKC and CKC?

Added details :What you are telling me is horrible! I despise puppy mills! I know Izzy didn't come from a puppy mill, but it does make me a little suspicious as to why the lady doesn't use AKC and CKC. So with that being said, my sub question is: How do I register Izzy with AKC and/ or CKC with out the application from the lady?
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THE QUESTION I AM ASKING NOW:


Ok so now that we all know how the general public feels about APR and ACA, and I've received enough responses to my first question, I need help on my second question which is:

Is there anyway for me to get Izzy registered with AKC and CKC even though the lady I bought her from did not give me applications to those clubs? If so how, and if not why?

How do I get papers for a Yorkie puppy I just bought? The person could only tell me she is approx 3-6months o

Only the breeder can give you the paperwork to send in and only if they registered the litter. Both parents have to be reigistered for a litter to be registerable.

Registered Yorkie: Mother AKC, father not registered.Can the pups be CKC registered?

The CKC, Continental Kennel club is a crap *** BYBred registry...

Both parents have to be registered with a registry to be registered, if one isn't..then they can't be registered...CKC..means nothing. You mightiest well sell them for their worth in shots and vet bills.

Can I register my puppy even though her parents are not registered?

Yeshttp://www.kennelclubofindia.org...

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