bahamutt99

Anybody can make up a fake registry and accept money from complete strangers, too. It means you're trying to scam people. You haven't answered a single question. Your original response of getting over-the-top upset (and then turning it like I was doing something disrespectful by putting two and two together) shows your guilt loud and clear. Since you say it's not your little project, but a check of the website showed it registered to your email address, well it means, sir, that your ethics are not as solid as they should be. I hope you didn't bilk too many people. I'll make sure to tell as many people as I can what's up.

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gameover23

send in his dna find out the blood lines and go frm there.

bahamutt99

You know that's not actually possible, right? DNA can't tell you a dog's bloodline. It can only tell you if the dog is from the parents that the breeder says it's from.

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atxkennels

If the parents are not registered there is no way to get real papers. But if you just want some documentation some people do the CKC but I personally feel like they are scam artists.

bahamutt99

IMO, if a person is looking for documentation to prove they're the owner of the dog, there are lots of things that can prove that. Vet records, a microchip, a tattoo. If proving ownership was the sole concern, it would be a good idea to go those routes, rather than give one's money to a fake registry. And of course, if one wants papers to weight pull or whatnot, there are always all-breed clubs like the APA and IWPA that let anyone pull.

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allaboutpitbull (Got the BAN STICK)

and their is allways CDOA

bahamutt99

CDOA: Making little dirtbag scammers rich since 2008.

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GoPitbull

Hrmph, that's evidence enough for me. BANNED!