Hi,
I'm not trying to be difficult (it comes easily! LOL)
Seriously, if a Canadian that is unaware of the stupidity of the USA
Cavalier breeders buys a dog from ..oh say a member of the dirty dozen and
then wishes to show at a few CKCSCUSA specialties..say they hear Molly
Coaker is judging and wants her opinion of there new wonderful show dog.
They decide to join the club, spend the money to attend and show their
dog..will they be allowed to register and enter?
When I got my first Cavalier I was totally an AKC person..showed a bit in
Canada as well. I was sure AKC recognition was right around the corner. !
came to really love the club shows because of the judges..all these
experts..it was heaven for a novice Cavalier breeder who really did think
good judges put up the dog they felt was best. (I still think that by the
way.) I had small children and couldn't travel to all of the show but
WOW..was it great to show my dogs to Mrs. Burgess (Crisdig), Mrs. Schilizzi
(Chacombe), the Boardman's, Mrs. Preece, Mrs. Nugent....the list goes on and
on...So it is certainly not inconceivable that there are many cavalier
breeders that feel the same.
Sorry..off I went down memory lane...
Anyway, could the dog be registered?
Jo Ann Carvill
BJ Cavaliers
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www.bjcavaliers.com
> Tina et al.
>
> These questions are becoming very circuitous and confusing. If a dog
> was originally BORN in the USA it cannot be registered as a Foreign
> Import. I thought that concept would be easy to grasp <G>
>
> Why would it not have been registered here as part of a litter in the
> first place?
>
> Diane Zdrodowski
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