Confusion When Registering A PKC Litter?

[Jason Lee]

there both dna profiled but nothing else

[Jerry Moll]

Jason,

First, after the breeding, be sure to fill out the litter application as far as you can and send in the yellow copy to PKC.

After the pups are born, complete the litter application and send it in with your payment. The litter registration is $7 + $6 per pup, so in your 10 pup example, that would be $67.

The "per litter" Super Stakes fee is $200, so your total bill for a litter of ten would be $267.

[Jason Lee]

there both dna profiled too i just really don't understand why it would cost so much is there a way that the buyer pays part of it or do i need to pay

[Jerry Moll]

Jason, those are the breeder's fees. No cheaper way to get a Super Stakes litter.

[J D Smith]

jerry, if a breeder paid the $25 per pup to pay the whole litter up, do that include the $7 + $6 per pup or is the $7 + $6 per pup extra ????

and if a breeder pays the $25 per pup to pay the whole litter up what will have to be paid before pups are 9 months old ??

thanks

[Jerry Moll]

jerry, if a breeder paid the $25 per pup to pay the whole litter up, do that include the $7 + $6 per pup or is the $7 + $6 per pup extra ????

The $7 + $6 per pup fees are due either way.

if a breeder pays the $25 per pup to pay the whole litter up what will have to be paid before pups are 9 months old

PKC Super Stakes Certification Fees For Pups With “OLS” Prefix
- Less Than Nine (9) Months Old -
• Permanent Registration, DNA Sample On File; $20
• Permanent Registration, DNA Profile; $55

[J D Smith]

thanks jerry

[Bradley Hall]

Will owner of sire be awarded any sire awards if the pups earn the breeder awards even though the litter was a $200 paid litter instead of a super stakes sired litter?

[Jim Haas]

good ? mr hall and if not where does this money go

[Jerry Moll]

Will owner of sire be awarded any sire awards if the pups earn the breeder awards even though the litter was a $200 paid litter instead of a super stakes sired litter?

Brad, any sire awards earned would go to the member who was the owner of the sire at the time of breeding, regardless if it was an annual Super Stakes Sire or a one time $200 Super Stakes litter.