Duplicate Puppy Papers for the Breeder:
Duplicate One Puppy Paper:
- Complete an Application for Duplicate Registration Papers, indicating the puppy's UKC number you wish to duplicate; the specific UKC Number of the dog must be listed.
- The puppy must not yet be permanently registered.
- Fee to Duplicate One Puppy Paper is $10.00
Duplicate Two (or more) Puppy Papers (from same Litter):
- Complete an Application for Duplicate Registration Papers indicating the UKC numbers for each puppy you wish to duplicate; the specific UKC Numbers of the dogs must be listed.
- The puppy must not yet be permanently registered.
- Fee to Duplicate Two (or more) Puppy Papers (from same Litter) is $20.00
Duplicate and Permanently Register a Puppy Paper to the Breeder:
- Complete an Application for Duplicate Registration Papers indicating the UKC number, color, and registered name of the puppy you wish to duplicate; the specific UKC Number of the dog must be listed.
- Signed statement confirming the Breeder’s wish to Duplicate and register the certificate into their name. The statement must include the color and registered name of the dog.
- Fee to Duplicate and Permanently Register a Puppy Paper to the Breeder:
- and receive a Three Generation Pedigree: 20.00
- and receive a Six Generation Pedigree: 43.00
- and receive a Seven Generation Pedigree: 58.00(*Only available for Purple Ribbon bred Dogs)
- Additional Late Fee of $10.00 will apply if “Puppy” is over one year of age
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 This Weekend At UKC
Grand American - Orangeburg, South Carolina. The January 1st opening ceremonies of Grand American mark the traditional start of the coonhound year! The first big competition event of 2009 will take place this weekend, with nite hunts and bench shows, the exciting start of a new Purina race, and of course great food, entertainment and fellowship. Head to the fairgrounds in Orangeburg this weekend to ring in the coonhound New Year!
Find an event in your area. 
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The American Pit Bull Terrier is UKC's second most widely registered breed. Originally developed during the nineteenth century to be a combination of the gameness of the terrier with the strength and athleticism of the Bulldog, the APBT embodies all of the virtues attributed to great warriors: strength, indomitable courage, and gentleness with loved ones. The first APBT ever registered belonged to UKC founder, C. Z. Bennett, who assigned UKC registration number 1 to his own APBT, Bennett's Ring in 1898. |
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Read more about UKC's many dog breeds here. |
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