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Question by sassymom28
Submitted on 4/4/2004
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What is the difference between ACA and AKC puppies?  Does it matter if I breed the two?


Answer by Vel
Submitted on 6/18/2004
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AKC will not recognize the litter.  AKC is more reputable than ACA.  All my Rotts are AKC.

 

Answer by wicked
Submitted on 1/24/2006
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hi
i have two aca mini daschund puppies for sale born 12/06/05, you can email me for info wyrftw@aol.com   upstate ny

 

Answer by dodthesonic
Submitted on 4/27/2006
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I recently got 2 puppies, my male, i was told 'came with papers, and was registered'.  I got the papers, they are for ACA.  I have now found out that it is not AKC quality, but was led to believe that it was.  
Now when i got my ACA papers, it shows the owner as someone else, and from a different country.  My question is, what should i do with this information, if anything?  Just seems a little suspicious to me.  Should i contact him and ask questions?

 

Answer by KATIE
Submitted on 7/4/2006
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No it does not matter if you breed the AKC and the ACA dogs ACA is the american canine association and AKC is the american kennel club the ACA recognizes more dog breeds and has a different set of standards than AKC if you breed the dogs the litter can be ACA certified but not AKC certified.

 

Answer by durty
Submitted on 2/25/2007
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so how do they reconize the puppies do they wait till they are older

 

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