i have seen but i do have an AKC papers for her
First are you sure the registry is AKC and not some other lesser known one?
From the
AKC Registration Page"The Rules and Regulations of the American Kennel Club stipulate that whenever someone sells or delivers a dog registerable with AKC, the dog must be identified by providing the buyer with a properly completed AKC Dog Registration Application for a dog not yet individually registered or a properly completed AKC Registration Certificate for a registered dog. If neither of these is available, the person delivering or shipping the dog must furnish the person acquiring the dog with a bill of sale or written statement, signed by the seller, giving all of the identifying information listed below.
For a Dog Not Yet Individually Registered
Breed
Sex and color and markings
Date of birth
Litter number (when available)
Names and numbers of sire and dam
Name of breeder
Date sold or delivered
For a Registered Dog
Breed
Registered name
Registration number
Date sold or delivered
This identifying information must be supplied with the dog even though AKC papers are not yet available, and even to a person who takes the dog only for resale as an agent or on consignment, and the same information must be passed on by him when he disposes of it. When you do receive the properly completed AKC registration papers, verify the papers against your bill of sale to ensure that all the information is correct. Please be advised that a dog will not be registered or transferred without the proper AKC registration papers. "
If the dog was represent as AKC Registerable then you may have a
Grievence that can filed against the Seller and/or breeder if different if they did not provide this information. I think the filing fee is $25.00
If however the stipulation was the
Dog Sold Without AKC Papers then you are S.O.L.
[ February 03, 2003, 10:18 PM: Message edited by: Toughynutter ]