Question about NIPPO registration and kennel names
Is it possible to register puppies to NIPPO that have a sire that is NIPPO registered and a dam that is not? I've already been told that my female can't be register because she's to old. I have a feeling this is more a @thewalrus question, but anyone else experience something like this?
For those of you with Japanese kennel names, how did you come up with the name and was it for specific reason or personal reason of the name?
For those of you with Japanese kennel names, how did you come up with the name and was it for specific reason or personal reason of the name?
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NIPPO does have some type of limited registration thing, but I don't think it accepts very many (or any) foreign registries.
Can I ask, what are you trying to accomplish? Why do you want NIPPO reg? You would have more luck getting a NIPPO dog registered with a different org.
For the kennel name, does it need to be Japanese name for Nihon ken orgnizations ( like NIPPO, KKA)?
@renae
"Is it possible to register puppies to NIPPO that have a sire that is NIPPO registered and a dam that is not?"
Short answer, yes. There are of course stipulations. First, there are three methods of registration: Litter, single, and limited (also known as pre-registration). A stipulation for registrations is that the animal is under 1 year old.
To register a litter (full registration) it must be produced by A)grand sire/dam, and sire/dam of the same NK type/breed, B)dogs registered with a NK only registry, C)a dam with a full NIPPO registration, and a sire from a registry as stipulated in
To register a single dog it must be produced by A)grand sire/dam, and sire/dam registered with a NK only registry.
Limited registration if A)grand sire/dam, and sire/dam registered with a registry that is not NK inclusive, B)a NIPPO registered dog is among the dogs in A).
"For the kennel name, does it need to be Japanese name for Nihon ken orgnizations ( like NIPPO, KKA)?"
Kennel and dog names do not have to be in Japanese, but need to be a maximum of 5 characters (kanji/katakana/hiragana). Dog names should also make the dog's sex clear.
I'll add here that you'll have to contact NIPPO and ask them about which registries they'll recognize, and that most of the NK registries reserve the right to refuse name/kennel registrations if they don't believe they are appropriate.
Maybe you can help me with this also, so I understand correctly.
If I breed a NIPPO sire to my AKC bitch, who is herself from a NIPPO sire and AKC dam (that is sired by a NIPPO stud and AKC dam, who is also sired the same way and so on), I would first have to register all the AKC dams going back with NIPPO in order to get full registration for the bitch and litter?
Well in that scenario you wouldn't be able to get full registration since the AKC dams would be over a year old. You should be able to get limited registration for the litter.
Third generation progeny of limited registration dogs can receive full NIPPO registration.
###################### The correct reply according to NIPPO HQ today seems to be that you may have to go all the way up the line and register the dams with NIPPO. It's a case by case basis since NIPPO doesn't recognize AKC pedigrees.
At the moment there are several registries that NIPPO recognizes, and will give limited registrations to, with only one being overseas (Taiwan or China I believe).
Any dog over 1 year old cannot be entered into NIPPO's registry.
########################## Single dog registrations do not have a time limit. 2013/01/31
@renae yes, you need to become a NIPPO member in order to register dogs in your name, and you will also need to register your kennel if you plan to register litters.