I lost my registation papers to my dog how can I get another one?

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the breeder will have extra copies of the pedigree and all the papers. dogs are just like cattle, the breeder has to keep papers (i breed registered holsteins), and if you contact the association to where the dog is registered, there is a small fee but you can get copies of your papers.
gs

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what type of question is this.

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You have to go to the breeder you purchased the dog from and there will probably be a fee, unless the breeder you purchased your dog from is exceptionally generous.

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that's funny

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do you have a vet? that you go to regulary? ask him about it
he should be able to direct you to the right place

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If you are talking about AKC registration papers, you will need to contact the AKC for a duplicate. If these are puppy papers that you had not sent in yet, then you will need to contact the breeder and have them request a duplicate from the AKC. You will need to pay the fee either way for this.

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the breeder will have extra copies of the pedigree and all the papers. dogs are just like cattle, the breeder has to keep papers (i breed registered holsteins), and if you contact the association to where the dog is registered, there is a small fee but you can get copies of your papers. good luck!

-megan

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Apply for a duplicate with proof.

But, What kind of Registration papers they are?

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Go to the registration office and apply for a duplicate. Take a copy, if you have, of the lost one it will help early issue of the duplicate.

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Another dog or another set of papers?
Contact your breeder - they should still have copies.
If you had already registered the dog with the AKC then contact them, they will issue duplicates for a price.

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Most kennel club will provide duplicates for a price.

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i would get back in touch with your dogs breeder,the kc send them a sheet with all dogs reg details on and just ask them to call and get you acopy,failing thay get your detail of the dog from the breeder and call yourself for a change of ownership form.