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**XiWm9O9S** · 04-21-2012, 05:01 PM

If the papers are legit and not from a fake/byb registry, then I understand why they charge more. A dog with papers is able to be shown/worked for titles...however if looking for only a pet an owner would be better opting for a dog without if the price is better and the homework has been done

My dog has no papers and currently competes, for titles, under 2 separate organizations. When she starts trialing in agility, she will compete in a couple more. Not having papers does not mean a dog cannot compete, not anymore anyway. Once again, my free, unpapered, mutt, can do just about anything, except prance around a show ring.

04-21-2012, 05:01 PM	#11
XiWm9O9S Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 400 Senior Member	If the papers are legit and not from a fake/byb registry, then I understand why they charge more. A dog with papers is able to be shown/worked for titles...however if looking for only a pet an owner would be better opting for a dog without if the price is better and the homework has been done My dog has no papers and currently competes, for titles, under 2 separate organizations. When she starts trialing in agility, she will compete in a couple more. Not having papers does not mean a dog cannot compete, not anymore anyway. Once again, my free, unpapered, mutt, can do just about anything, except prance around a show ring.
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