How does the United Kennel Club ( UKC ) work?
United Kennel Club (UKC) is an international dog registry celebrating bonds, rewarding ability, and preserving the value of a pedigree. We use cookies to capture information such as IP addresses and tailor the website to our clients’ needs. We also use this information to target and measure promotional material.
Can a purebred dog be registered with the UKC?
UKC registration of purebred dogs is a means by which UKC records a dog’s ancestors and event participation in UKC licensed events.
How long does it take to get papers at UKC?
Papers at UKC? We are currently processing mail received through June 17th. Please allow 2-3 extra weeks for paperwork, in addition to UKC processing time, due to nationwide postal service delays. Questions About Status?
How many people are on the UKC Forum?
A forum devoted to listing upcoming seminars of general interest to dog enthusiasts. There are currently 5 members and 814 guests on the boards. | Most users ever online was 24800 on 11-15-2020 at 08:03 PM.
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What kind of dogs are eligible for UKC?
Additionally UKC offers the unique Performance Listing® Program, for mix-bred dogs and shelter dogs, which are only eligible for UKC performance events. In this way, all dogs and owners are invited to experience the fun, family-oriented events UKC has to offer!
Where to find UKC Curs and feists forums?
Sub-forums: American Leopard Hound, Black & Tans, Blueticks, English, Plotts, Redbones, Treeing Walkers, X-Bred and Off Topic. This is the place to be if you’re interested in the UKC Curs and Feists program. Have questions about registering your dog? Communicate with the registration department directly.