amazingxmanda
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Alright, so here's the deal. My fiance and I are both pit bull advocates. We got our male back in January from a friend of his. The Dam had papers, the Sire didn't. The female we got from a woman in February/March who couldn't care for the female due to long working hours. The woman said she saw both parents and they were full blooded, so our female is full blooded.

We're wanting to register both dogs through the APBR, along with the litter they just had. Is that possible with no papers from any of their parents? Also, if anyone has any insight into what papers mean & how the generations work, I'd appreciate it. I'm unfamiliar with this territory of owning such a beautiful breed of dog.

Thank you so much for your help! =)
Topics: generation, questions, APBR, breeding, registration
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Brian Leonard
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well yes you can register both parents and litter you will have to do all this at one time due to you needing puppy papers and if your pups are register this will help you get rid of the puppies in most times this will help alot.
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amazingxmanda
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Brian Leonard said...

well yes you can register both parents and litter you will have to do all this at one time due to you needing puppy papers and if your pups are register this will help you get rid of the puppies in most times this will help alot.


Any idea of the cost of registration? Money is a little snug with the time of year, but I'd love to register them. And thank you for your help!
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