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Registration Process of Puppies
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Who registers the new litter?
The onus is on the Breeder to register the litter of puppies
What are the requirements to be able to register a litter
of puppies See RBC Information
leaflet and HD Table for detailed
information
- Both parents must be x-rayed for Hip Dysplasia and have
hips scores within the prescribed range. See
HD Table
- Male must be 18 months+ at the date of mating
- Female must be 22 months+ at the date of whelping
- All puppies must be positively identifiable by
having a microchip
Where does the Breeder register the puppies?
The puppies are registered with KUSA
(Kennel Union of Southern Africa)
Does the Breeder have to a member of KUSA to be able to
register a litter of puppies?
YES
Does the Breeder have to have a Kennel name to be able to
register a litter of puppies?
NO
When does a Breeder register the puppies?
Most Breeders only send the Registration papers to KUSA when the puppies are
about 6 to 8 weeks of age. However, registration of the puppies must be done
within four (4) months of the birth of the puppies. If this is not done, the
breeder will have to pay penalties on the registration of each puppy.
Are there any special forms to fill in to register puppies?
Yes. These forms can be obtained from KUSA.
How long does it take to register puppies?
Provided the application for registration is fully and correctly completed and
the necessary fees received, the Registration Certificates are normally returned (from KUSA)
to the breeder within ten working days.
However, if the application is NOT
correctly completed and/or the fees are incorrect, the time taken depends on how
quickly the breeder deals with the problems.
Normally, problems are sorted out within a week or two but they could take
considerably longer, especially in the case of a dog being imported where foreign
documents are awaited.
How does the new owner get his registration papers?
Normally the registration papers are sent back to the Breeder. Therefore the onus
is on the Breeder to give the papers to the new owners.
HOWEVER, please check on a regular basis with the Breeder of
your puppy if he has received the papers.
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