So if anyone cou I'd help it be great but since my dogs litters were to close I was denied paperwork for my litter. So my question is if I have my dog DNA profiles through the ukc will I be granted my paperwork. If I can receive my paperwork work do I need to DNA profile every dog in the litter. Do I need to DNA profile my sire and dam . If I was to do DNA is that not prove enough to determine parantage? Please help
If you have a litter to close to another litter, you would have to sign a letter saying you would agree to DNA testing at your expense if the question were to ever come up. Once we receive the letter back from you, your application is reviewed on a case-by=base basis. It may or may not be approved.
So would it help with being approved if I would do the DNA profile first and sent the results in with the letter. It says in the letter ukc sent that the litter was denied. If I want the ukc to reevaluate the litter to send supporting documents. So what supporting documents would help? Im willing to DNA profile pup dam and sir. Will that help. What supporting documents will help? Trying to figure out of there's anything I can do to insure I will receive my papers if not the owner wants the pup back today so he doesn't have to refund later. I want to keep the pup. I am willing to do whatever it takes to get the pappers. So will DNA help me with my situation? I am down to the last couple hours before I have to return the dog any help would be appreciated.
Last edited by Zack42989 on 02-15-2016 at 03:55 PM
You would have to ask us on the letter we sent to you if doing DNA testing would be able to allow us to register the litter. State that you would be willing to do that if we would like you to. Sign & date your statement and return the letter to us.
Just curious have you ever seen someones litter denied and then accepted after they have sent a letter back. Seen this is not the first time this has ever happened. Was browsing forums and seen other people have the same problem. Have u ever seen a decision reversed in your experience with ukc.
02-11-2016 10:53 PM
