CKC Registration

 

All of our puppies are CKC registered and sold on a non-breeding contract. A dog's pedigree will show you the puppy's lineage including their parents, grand parents and great-grandparents.

The advantage of adopting a purebred & registered puppy, versus buying from a back-yard breeder, is that as an owner you will have a record of where your puppy comes from and be 100% sure that you are adopting a purebred French Bulldog. 

Under the Animal Pedigree Act it is illegal to claim a dog is purebred without providing the new owners with a Kennel club registration or a pedigree.

The sale of purebred dogs in Canada is governed by the federal Animal Pedigree Act (APA).

Selling a puppy without papers automatically makes it non-purebred.

Under the law: If a certificate of registration is NOT provided by the seller within six months of the date of sale, the buyer can lay an Information Charge against the seller for violation of the APA.

Article 64. (h) of the APA states: "No person shall offer to sell, contract to sell or sell, as a purebred of a breed, any animal that is not registered or eligible to be registered as a purebred by the association authorized to register animals of that breed."

The penalty for violation of the APA is a fine of up to $50,000.00.

Do not support backyard breeders who claim their Frenchies are purebred but don't offer you a registration/pedigree!!

A Reliable, Ethical and Reputable Breeder will NEVER sell unregistered puppies. 

When you buy a registered dog, you will be able to know a lot about your dog, its pedigree and its breed - where it has come from, temperaments of the parents, how it is likely to behave, what its temperament should be and other genetic characteristics.