FCI = Fédération Cynologique Internationale

Here is the Wikipedia explanation. Hope that helps.
Fédération Cynologique Internationale - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Sabine and Rocky ♥

1.) Yes that is true - The kc in the uk doesnt even have any recognised health tests for chi's.

2.) If a dog is registered with another official reputable kennel club then they can be registered with the KC too (duel registration) - This would then allow the puppys to be registered.

3.) So long as they are willing to pay for them, and neither parent had any restrictions, and they are the same breed (both coats are classed as seperate breeds here) - and so long as the mother has not been bred within 1 year and is over 1 year of age, then yes.

FCI = Fédération Cynologique Internationale. The international federation of kennel clubs.

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In the US sires are DNA tested if they sire more than one or two litters...they will also randomly DNA test a momma to confirm puppies belong to that momma and that sire. So, there is some proof/accountability over here...

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Thank you Jan & Chico!!

Such a great question! I have been thinking about this over the last week. I actually emailed my breeder to ask her about it. I think it would be fun to do the classes and show him a couple of times. I am not into breeding him. That is more trouble than I want to deal with.

SOME proof/accountability would be a very generous statement for over here.