http://www.dogmagazine.net/archives/177/pedigree-fraud-casts-doubt-over-every-single-pedigree-dog-alive-today/ by K9 Magazine, the lifestyle magazine for dog lovers Tue, 06 Jan 2009 09:32:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://www.dogmagazine.net/archives/177/pedigree-fraud-casts-doubt-over-every-single-pedigree-dog-alive-today/#comment-3137 Electric Collar Consultation in Wales Nears Conclusion Mon, 07 Jan 2008 16:01:27 +0000 http://www.dogmagazine.net/pedigree-fraud-casts-doubt-over-every-single-pedigree-dog-alive-today/#comment-3137 [...] Kennel Club endorses registrations of pedigree dogs from breeders who have fraudulently manipulated facts. Any pedigree dog you buy stands a possibility of coming with a pedigree which has been easily [...] [...] Kennel Club endorses registrations of pedigree dogs from breeders who have fraudulently manipulated facts. Any pedigree dog you buy stands a possibility of coming with a pedigree which has been easily [...]

]]> http://www.dogmagazine.net/archives/177/pedigree-fraud-casts-doubt-over-every-single-pedigree-dog-alive-today/#comment-350 Bertie Wed, 03 Oct 2007 12:37:03 +0000 http://www.dogmagazine.net/pedigree-fraud-casts-doubt-over-every-single-pedigree-dog-alive-today/#comment-350 Emily, you have literally hit the nail on the head with your article. 200K dogs a year registered but it is based on trust! What percentage then must be false registrations? The Kennel Club is aware that it occurs but they still register 200K dogs @ £12 this means they are raking in: £2.4 million each year. Out of the 200,000 dogs registered it mentions that the KC dealt with only one person, wow! Perhaps it is time for breed specific registration organised by the respective breed society who can perhaps check the authenticity of the registration? What about the cost, well it seems to be a business that rakes in approximately £2.4 million each year, so there must be 'funding' available for it? Emily, you have literally hit the nail on the head with your article. 200K dogs a year registered but it is based on trust! What percentage then must be false registrations? The Kennel Club is aware that it occurs but they still register 200K dogs @ £12 this means they are raking in: £2.4 million each year. Out of the 200,000 dogs registered it mentions that the KC dealt with only one person, wow! Perhaps it is time for breed specific registration organised by the respective breed society who can perhaps check the authenticity of the registration? What about the cost, well it seems to be a business that rakes in approximately £2.4 million each year, so there must be ‘funding’ available for it?

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