who likes ckc better than akc I dont know why people hate ckc?

Question

can anybody explain why people get so personal when people talk about ckc they get defensive and angree instead of answering my question they spam saying ckc is a scam,, get a life people" example if you shop at rahlps market, and I shop at vons market it doesnt mean that vons is a scam. if it was they would of been shut down.. ckc is business just like akc so dont hate... so can I please get some answers on how to register with ckc

Answer 1

My understanding is they are two 'Kennel Clubs' for dogs, one dealing with pedigree dogs the other registering pedigree dogs and non pedigree dogs....so I would say the issue is standards.



I would suggest you use the search engine and find the website , then follow instructions to register.

Answer 2

Continental KC IS a scam registry and is not a legit one - its used only by backyard breeders and puppy mills and will register just about anything - no proof of what you have. Its a waste of money and doesn't mean anything other then a rip off.



I would never buy or even take a free CKC dog - as the dogs are poor examples of the breed, with tons of genetic problems. CKC even will register the so called designer dog mutts. That should tell you right there they are a crappy registry not worth the paper the "certificate" is printed on.

Answer 3

CKC (Continental Kennel club) is a scam registry used by way of puppymillers so that they'd declare their canines have "papers". AKC is a valid purebreed registry. AKC registration on my own isn't a assure of high quality here are some reported questions you will use to confirm if a breeder is particularly in charge: a million. Is she an AKC registered breeder of robust status and an lively member of her breed determine club? 2. Are there AKC Champions listed on the pedigree, showing that the breeder spends her time & money to show the known of her breeding inventory by way of opposition? 3. Are each and every of the animals stored in sparkling, gentle, healthy, loving circumstances? 4. Did the breeder habit extensive interviews with you and each member of your loved ones? 5. Have the sire & dam gained all obtainable well being clearances, (eg. OFA Hip & Eye, Thyroid checking out, those selection for each BREED) 6. Is she prepared to surely talk any conceivable genetic defects that would exist in her line? 7. Does she have a revenues settlement? 8. Does the settlement incorporate a clause stipulating which you spay or neuter the puppy till now it reaches a undeniable age? 9. Does the settlement incorporate a clause pointing out that if at any time interior the puppy's existence, you are able to now not safeguard it, it is going to be returned to the breeder? (This ensures that no animal bred by way of this breeder will ever finally end up in a safeguard). 10. Will the breeder safeguard touch with you for the existence of the puppy to respond to questions and help generally?

Answer 4

Con Kennel Club is NOT a reputable registry. Any papers from there aren't worth the paper they are printed on. This registry is one made up by irresponsible breeders to con people into thinking they have a registered dog when they don't. Often times the dogs aren't even purebred.Registering any dog with CKC is a big waste of time, money & paper.

Answer 5

I don't hate the Canadian KC. It's the Continental KC i dislike. Continental KC isn't a legit registry - and before you say anything about "if it was a scam it would be shut down", then don't - because there are plenty of scams circulating that don't get shut down for whatever reason.



Continental KC will register ANYTHING with minimal effort. It is not a reliable way to trace a dog or it's lineage, OR prove that it's a purebred animal. Case in point i have a friend who registered her long haired hamster as a "teacup micro chihuahua" - all she needed was a photo and three people backing up her claim, and they sent her papers for it. I was also able to register my mutt for fun.



Responsible breeders will not use it. Nor will they use APR/APRI or anything OTHER than Canadian KC, UKC, or AKC. Period.

Answer 6

CKC is a SCAM. There is a world of difference between shopping at two different groceries stores and YOU deciding to support a registry who's only goal is to COLLECT MONEY and put papers on dogs and litters who should not happen when you sit there are accuse the AKC of being in it just for the money.



do you NOT see the problem with that line of thinking?



And considering you have asked the same thing at least THREE times it is SPAM.



And if you aren't bright enough to go on their website and figure out how to register your dog with them then its not worth your time and MONEY

Answer 7

If you are talking about the Canadian Kennel Club, it's a good organization, however if you mean the Continental Kennel Club, it is a registration formed to give breeders a registry for dogs that for any reason cannot be registered with the legitimate AKC registry. They simply collect your money and give you a paper that to the legal dog world is worth nothing.

Answer 8

Before I answer your question, which CKC are you referring to? The Canadian Kennel Club, or the Continental Kennel Club?



ETA: Thanks for answering. Speaking from someone that doesn't approve of the Continental Kennel Club, I can answer this question honesty, and I'll try to play nice, lol. People don't like the CKC because you could *literally* register a hamster if it looked enough like a pure bred dog, if you had a few pictures, and a couple signatures to back you up in that it's a pure bred dog. They don't require pedigrees, bloodlines, etc... just a few signatures, and a few pics of the dog. Therefore, a lab mix straight out of the shelter, could be registered as a pure bred lab, and then used for irresponsible breeding.



Puppy millers, back yard breeders, hoarders, etc... are notorious for getting CKC papers to justify their horrible and unethical breeding practices. Because of this, many people do NOT consider this to be a reputable or credible registry.



However, if you would still like to register with the CKC, go to http://www.continentalkennelclub.com/registration.aspx for more information. In my opinion though, in terms of papers (and I by FAR don't believe that papers make a good dog), Continental Kennel Club registration papers are worth about as much as the dog pile I stepped in when I went to check the mail this morning. And that's putting it as nicely as is humanly possible for me, lol



ETA 2: Sorry, Canine Truth's story made me think of a funny one of my own. Most people don't and wont believe it, but that's fine, I know it's truth, lol. Quite a few years ago, a friend of mine *built* a "bichon frise" out of toilet paper rolls, cotton balls, and a few other various materials (for the facial features, etc...) took a front, left and right side pics, and had a couple buddies of his sign statements saying that it was a pure bred dog. To be honest it did look real, lol. He sent the pics and the signed statements to the CKC. A few weeks later, he got registration papers for his "bichon frise". He literally has the dog in a plexi glass display box, with the papers hanging above it in a frame. As I said, a lot of people don't or wont believe it, but it's true, I swear to God. And it further proves the lack of credibility of the CKC.

Answer 9

1)go to the Continental kennel club site 2) get your two best friends to 'witness" that your fuzzy slipper is a Pomeranian and you too can have a registered Pomeranian slipper



now AKC has slightly different standards - you have to know the parents and they must have been records (with pedigree) with AKC or a registration that AKC recognizes. If you consider that registration indicates known parentage & pedigree(the traditional situation) CKC APPEARS to indicate known parentage - but it doesn't - seems to me this meets definition of scam....

Answer 10

I love CKC...I just registered my gerbil as a purebred PomChi...They are great!!!!



I'm thinking about registering my iguana as a shepherd...I'm sure they wont mind.

Answer 11

I don't have a problem with it. But, I'm also not as anal as most of the other regulars here. If that's what you want then so be it. It's not a big deal, to me at least.



I have no idea how you register with them, though. Have you checked out their website? Maybe find where to contact them if you can't find the info on the site.

Answer 12

instead of asking on here your could look it up on google ? just a suggestion edit: you just reigesiter on the site .. sorry can't spell.

Answer 13

I love them both. I have considered getting dogs registered by both.

Answer 14

http://www.continentalkennelclub.com/ read up on it.