Registered: Oct 2013
Location: Houston, TX
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I purchased a couple of dogs (male and female)a while ago and they are both ukc registered. I didn't transfer the dogs in my name right away due to personal reasons. The dogs have now been bred and puppies are here. I recently transfered both dam and sire in my name, and want to know if I can register the litter since I already owned the parents at the time of breeding, and they just hadnt been transfered in my name yet

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Yes, you can go ahead and submit a litter application to us.

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Registered: Oct 2013
Location: Houston, TX
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Thanks Russell. Greatly appreciated. Have a great day

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You're welcome. You have a great day as well!

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Registered: Oct 2013
Location: Houston, TX
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Hello Russell. I sent off the litter registration as you said I could do in the first thread. Just received a letter in the mail stating the dog was registered in the previous owners name at the time of breeding so my litter couldn't be registered. Like I stated before I bred the dogs myself but didn't have the papers in my name at that moment. I no longer have contact with the previous sire owner so therefore I have no way to get his signature. I sent in 60 dollars. 20 for the litter registration and 40 for 6 ped generation on one of the pups. I would like to know my next step. Is there a way to get my puppies registered or am I going to get a refund of my money.

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We are holding the papers until we get the signature we need. If you cannot get the signature, you can make a statement on the letter we sent you telling us you cannot get the needed signature and that you'd like to cancel the application, in which case we would cancel your application and give you a refund.

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