Comments on: Dogs Trust Withdraws from Crufts and All Kennel Club Events http://www.dogmagazine.net/archives/815/dogs-trust-withdraws-from-crufts-and-all-kennel-club-events/ the lifestyle magazine for dog lovers Sat, 11 Jun 2011 15:23:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Delta Atm http://www.dogmagazine.net/archives/815/dogs-trust-withdraws-from-crufts-and-all-kennel-club-events/#comment-83945 Delta Atm Tue, 19 Jan 2010 01:03:33 +0000 http://www.dogmagazine.net/?p=815#comment-83945 Please excuse my spelling in my last comment. I am sick and the medicine messes with my head. Sorry, Delta Please excuse my spelling in my last comment. I am sick and the medicine messes with my head.

Sorry,

Delta

]]> By: Delta Atm http://www.dogmagazine.net/archives/815/dogs-trust-withdraws-from-crufts-and-all-kennel-club-events/#comment-83943 Delta Atm Tue, 19 Jan 2010 00:59:22 +0000 http://www.dogmagazine.net/?p=815#comment-83943 If you think this will help pedigreesd dogs how will they inforce it. DNA is expensive and takes quite a bit of time. AKC randomly does dna on puppies. They did it to a litter of my of pups. I had all out in (four) the same bitch and by the same dog. They were out in an X pen getting sun, even though winter and the temp was around 70'. They had the plastic ID collars on when I put them out. In a short periob of time the collars were on the ground, well chewed. The AKC rep showed up and did a dna swab on the four pups. Four months latter I got puppy papers on three of the pups but not on the forth. I was sent a letter stating the forth pup did not have the same dna. That was a lie. I never received a refund from them. Considering the cost of AKC's illegel antics plus the potential cost of the pup if I was going to sell it, I was.My pups sold for $500 to $1ooo. AKC owes me money, I will see that money when hell freezes over. All the show people and breeders I talked to told me if it ever happens again have an independent DNA expert do it. This will never happen to me again by AKC. I will not breed any dogs, and if I do they will not be registered with AKC. There are ten other registers and they are growing. Good luck, Belta If you think this will help pedigreesd dogs how will they inforce it. DNA is expensive and takes quite a bit of time. AKC randomly does dna on puppies. They did it to a litter of my of pups. I had all out in (four) the same bitch and by the same dog. They were out in an X pen getting sun, even though winter and the temp was around 70′. They had the plastic ID collars on when I put them out. In a short periob of time the collars were on the ground, well chewed. The AKC rep showed up and did a dna swab on the four pups. Four months latter I got puppy papers on three of the pups but not on the forth. I was sent a letter stating the forth pup
did not have the same dna. That was a lie. I never received a refund from them. Considering the cost of AKC’s illegel antics plus the potential cost of the pup if I was going to sell it, I was.My pups sold for $500 to $1ooo. AKC owes me money, I will see that money when hell freezes over. All the show people and breeders I talked to told me if it ever happens again have an independent DNA expert do it. This will never happen to me again by AKC. I will not breed any dogs, and if I do they will not be registered with AKC. There are ten other registers and they are growing.

Good luck,

Belta

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