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A demonstrated following and interest (minimum of 100 active household members) in the breed (in the form of a National Breed Club). A sufficient population in this country (minimum of 300-400 dogs), with a three-generation pedigree. Dogs in that pedigree must all be of the same breed.

The American Kennel Club, a not-for-profit organization, is the nation's oldest, largest, and most esteemed purebred dog registry. The AKC Mission Statement: The American Kennel Club is dedicated to upholding the integrity of its Registry, promoting the sport of purebred dogs and breeding for type and function.

The AKC will accept dogs registered with the United Kennel Club and the Professional Kennel Club. The AKC will accept dogs registered with the United Kennel Club and the Professional Kennel Club. The AKC will accept dogs registered with the American Sloughi Association.

Dogs registered with the CKC can easily have their paperwork transferred to the AKC and become registered here. The two registries have a very cordial and reciprocal relationship. The CKC divides its breeds into the same seven Groups that the AKC does, Sporting through Herding.

You can see which puppies are registered and their registered name in your Manage Dogs/ Breeder Records on your MyAKC account. On the left had menu select Breeder Records. This should pull up all of your litters.

AKC recognizes approximately 150 breeds, while Continental Kennel Club (CKC) recognizes 450 breeds. Both clubs perform inspections of their breeders. The AKC will perform DNA inspections and check kennel conditions without any prior notification.

I. Using the Certificate Change Request. This link enables you to request corrections to your registered dog's name, color, sex, or markings. You may also correct your name and contact information.

Most AKC forms and applications can be downloaded from this page. For best results, select a form and save it to your computer, then print a copy.