Can a dog regerstered by the akc after she is born.will choose a best answer in an hour.?

If both of the dog's parents were registered AND the breeder also registered the litter (and gave you the paper for that) then you could formally register the dog as yours, with a name of your choosing. But if the parents weren't registered or the breeder didn't register the litter, then, sorry but the dog can't be registered. If you want to compete in dog sports eventually, you can get an ILP number for the dog. it is an Indefinite Listing Privilege, and not the same as a registration but it would work for agility, obedience, etc. It would not allow you to register the puppies of this dog nor show it in the breed conformation ring.

The parents of the pup need to be registered, and the breeders need to fill out paperwork and send in money to the akc to get the paperwork so the puppies can be registered. If the puppies don't have the paperwork when their young it is possible to register them but again you need the patents info and the akc will charge a lot for a late fee.

Only a puppy with two parents who are registered with the AKC can be registered as a purebred with the AKC.

You can register the pup under their PAL/ILP program once the pup is old enough to be neutered. Then you can participate in all the training activities that are out there, such as obedience, rally, flyball, freestyle, etc.

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If she didn't come with the papers you cant AKC register her, if you can contact the breeder you got her from and see if you can get them. I speak from past experience.

I think the dog has to be born into the AKC or have papers proving it is a pure bred

Nope. The breeder has to give you the papers and you send them in. If you wanted a registered dog, you should have bought one.

If the dog's litter was registered by the breeder, then any puppy from that litter can be registered. If the litter was not registered, then you can apply for Purebred Alternative Listing.

Yes. You will need a DNA test though to prove she is a "purebred". I personally do not believe in "purebreds". I believe all dogs are mutts, descended from wolves, and are born as beautiful loving creatures. I also think everyone involved in the AKC an ACA should be put in prison.

I doubt it. If she was able to get registered she would have been by the mothers owners. That's what reputable breeders do.

But if you can prove who the parents were, you might be able to.