Does AKC recognize ASCA?
The results of the poll were: 69.5\% against AKC recognition. AKC accepted the ASA/USASA as the parent club of the Australian Shepherd and added the Australian Shepherd to their list of accepted breeds, despite their previous knowledge of ASCA as the parent club (with members that had voted against AKC recognition).
What does ASCA Registered mean?
The Australian Shepherd Club of America (ASCA) was established as the parent club for the breed in 1957. We are the largest independent breed-specific club in the United States and proud to represent our Australian Shepherds. We’re much more than a registry; we’re a community!
Does AKC recognize UKC?
The United Kennel Club is the second largest purebred dog registry in the world and it is the second oldest in the United States. It was founded in 1898 to provide a registry for working dogs. AKC does not recognize UKC registered dogs, while UKC recognizes AKC registered dogs. 2.
Does UKC accept AKC registration?
Yes, easier if AKC reg first, than only need to sent a copy of akc papers with ukc reg papers. I have always had our dogs reg both. They run both UKC/AKC hunt test also.
Will UKC accept AKC?
How do I find a good Australian Shepherd breeder?
You can talk to or visit with different breeders to find one whose goals for their dogs meet your needs. Local newspapers often have advertisements for Aussies. Internet search engines will also turn up many breeder’s names. We strongly recommend that you do not buy from a pet shop.
Can My Puppy be AKC registered?
Dear Paper: Unfortunately, your pup can’t be AKC registered since both parents of a puppy must be AKC registered to qualify, but you can certainly still enjoy many of the other programs and services AKC offers.
What to look for when buying a dog from ASCA?
Be sure both parents are registered with ASCA. Remember that a pedigree full of titled dogs does not always guarantee a quality dog and vice versa. Many top dogs come from non-titled, unshown sires and dams. Conversely, some very poor quality dogs can have impressive-looking pedigrees.
What should I do with my Australian Shepherd when I retire?
At any time, if you can no longer care for your dog, let the breeder know, as most will accept back any dog that they have bred. Most of all enjoy and cherish your Australian Shepherd. They are deeply devoted and highly intelligent animals that can provide you with many happy years of companionship.