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How to Register My Litter with UKC®

Only those litters whelped to a sire and dam of the same breed are eligible for Litter Registration.
The litter must be registered before it reaches one year of age.

What you will need to complete this Litter Registration Application

Step 1 Complete the following information: Breed, Number of living male and female puppies in the Litter, Date of Birth and Date of Breeding.

Step 2 Sire’s registered name and UKC® registration number. Indicate the Sire's registered name and UKC Registration Number in this section. The Sire Registrant (Owner) at the time of breeding as recorded by UKC records must sign his/her name(s) as it/they appear on the Sire's Registration Certificate. Sire must be permanently registered before the litter may be registered (permanent registration may be requested at the same time as the litter registration application.) Note: Sire must be between 8 months and 12 years of age at the time of breeding.

Step 3 Dam’s registered name and UKC® registration number. Indicate the Dam's registered name and UKC Registration Number in this section. The Dam Registrant (Owner) at the time of breeding as recorded by UKC records must sign his/her name(s) as it/they appear on the Dam's Registration Certificate. Dam must be permanently registered before the litter may be registered (permanent registration may be requested at the same time as the litter registration application.) Note: Dam must be between 10 months and 10 years of age at the time of breeding.

Step 4 Litter Registrant (Owner). Complete this section only if the litter is being registered to anyone other than the Dam Registrant (Owner) at the time of breeding. If step 4 is left blank the litter will be registered exactly as the dam's registration is recorded at UKC. "By signing the litter registration application as the Litter Owner you agree to abide by all UKC rules, regulations, and policies. As the litter Registrant (Owner) you also understand and assume the responsibility for all information contained on the litter application."

Step 5 Cost to register the litter with UKC® is $20.

Step 6 If you choose to permanently register. You will need to name the puppy, provide the color, sex, and the registrant’s (owner’s) name and address information to whom the pup is being registered. (For your convenience, please note that if you have more than 4 puppies to permanently register, you may go to Step 8. Step 8 is our Additional Pups Form. Be sure to fill in the Sire and Dam information at the top of the form.)

Step 7 Additional Services. The Litter registration is $20. In addition to the cost of litter registration, permanent registration of pups accompanying the litter registration are as follows:
3-Generation Performance Pedigree® $20
4-Generation Performance Pedigree® $25
6-Generation Pedigree, includes Permanent Registration with
Easy Entry Card and 4-Generation Performance Pedigree® $40
7-Generation Pedigree, includes Permanent Registration with
Easy Entry Card and 4-Generation Performance Pedigree® $55
Additional Easy Entry Card $7

Step 8 For your convenience, please note that if you have more than 4 puppies to permanently register, you may go to Step 8. Step 8 is our Additional Pups Form. Be sure to fill in the Sire and Dam information at the top of the form.

Remember to fill in the Grand Total at the end of Step 7.

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Page 2 of the Litter Application



For your convenience, please note that if you have more than 4 puppies to permanently register, you may go to Step 8. Step 8 is our Additional Pups Form. Be sure to fill in the Sire and Dam information at the top of the form.




When requesting expedited service, you must write RUSH or NEXT DAY AIR on the outside of the envelope. Faxed or e-mailed applications will be charged a RUSH Service Fee.






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