Halo Huskies only breeds AKC Siberian Huskies
What is the AKC?
The AKC stands for the American Kennel Club, which is a non-profit organization in the United States that is dedicated to promoting the health and well-being of purebred dogs. Founded in 1884, the AKC is the largest purebred dog registry in the world, responsible for maintaining breed standards for over 190 dog breeds. The organization is committed to educating dog owners and breeders about responsible dog ownership, offering a range of resources and services to help them care for their dogs.
You can visit the AKC’s website at: https://akc.org/
What does the AKC do?
The AKC is responsible for maintaining the breed standards for purebred dogs and promoting their health and well-being. The organization offers a variety of programs and services, including training programs, health and genetic testing, and educational materials, to help dog owners and breeders care for their dogs. The AKC also organizes various events, such as dog shows and obedience trials, to showcase the abilities and characteristics of purebred dogs.
How does the AKC benefit dog owners and breeders?
The AKC provides a range of resources and services to help dog owners and breeders care for their dogs, including health and genetic testing, training programs, and educational materials. The organization also offers opportunities for breeders to showcase their dogs and gain recognition for their breeding programs through AKC events and competitions. Additionally, the AKC advocates for responsible dog ownership and works to promote the health and well-being of all dogs, regardless of breed.
Do I have to register my puppy with the AKC?
Not at all! Registering your AKC puppy is not mandatory, but it can be beneficial if you plan to breed your dog. If the puppy's mother is already registered with the AKC, you have the option to register your puppy as well, which will provide proof of your dog's pedigree and ensure that your dog is recognized as a purebred by the AKC. If you do not plan to breed or participate in AKC events with your dog, registering your puppy is not necessary.
Why does Halo Huskies register with the AKC?
Halo Huskies registers with the AKC because it provides a level of credibility and assurance to potential buyers that our dogs are purebred and meet the established breed standards. All of our dogs’ bloodlines are validated and traceable via pedigree. We recognize the criticisms of this organization, but by registering with the AKC, we are able to gain recognition for our breeding program and ensure that our dogs are part of a community of responsible dog owners and breeders who are dedicated to promoting the health and well-being of purebred dogs.