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What is the difference between “Show Quality” and “Pet Quality”?

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What is the difference between “Show Quality” and “Pet Quality”?

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Some puppies may have traits that make them more likely candidates as “Champions” at dog shows. Others may have qualities that could weaken their chances as “Champions”. For instance, a puppy with an extra curly tail might not be considered show quality. Based on criteria like this, we make determinations about each puppy before selling it. In addition, a pet quality dog is sold with the understanding that it will receive a limited registration and that the owner will spay or neuter the animal. Limited registration means that any litters produced by the dog are not eligible for AKC registration. The dog is eligible to compete in all AKC-licensed events except breed competition at an AKC-licensed dog show. The limited designation may be removed upon my written permission and upon submission of a form for that purpose which, is available from the AKC, and required fee. This is so, for when the dog has grown and you decided to show your dog in AKC breed competition, you have that option.

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