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Pure Bred, Mixed or Hybrid ... What's the difference?

  • 15/11/2010

Purebred Dogs

A purebreed dog is one that has been registered and has papers that prove that the dog's mother and the dog's father are both of the same breed.

Once a dog is registered with the American Kennel Club (AKC) or the United Kennel Club (UKC), the dog's owner receives a pedigree (family tree, lineage showing the dog's ancestors are all from the same breed) along with the dog's own registration papers.

When the lineage of a purebred dog is recorded, that dog is said to be pedigreed.

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