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anyone ever heard of them?

Discussion in 'APBT Bloodlines' started by Will Power, Jul 27, 2005.

  1. Will Power

    Will Power Big Dog

    anyone ever heard of south star kennels?
     
    Will Power, Jul 27, 2005
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  2. Will Power

    Will Power Big Dog

    How much staff do you think they got? If a dog has a PR does that mean they got some staff in them?
     
    Will Power, Jul 27, 2005
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  3. NORTH

    NORTH Top Dog

    Not necaceraly there are pr ofrn game bred dogs.
     
    NORTH, Jul 27, 2005
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  4. RHI

    RHI Big Dog

    Purple Ribbon / PR has nothing to do with AKC Staffs, it's UKC....
    Sorry, Not framiliar with that kennel.....hope this helps......

    Purple Ribbon ('PR') Pedigree.


    1. In the early part of the 1930s, U.K.C. registered and trademarked with the United States Department of Commerce the Purple Ribbon Pedigree. This pedigree is only offered by the United Kennel Club, Inc., and is the mark of the United Kennel Club purebred dog. The Purple Ribbon designation is awarded to eligible dogs at birth by the United Kennel Club and is signified in all U.K.C. records by the letters 'PR' appearing before the dog's name.
    2. Purple Ribbon-bred dogs have six generations of known ancestors and all 14 ancestors within the last three generations must be registered with U.K.C. (indicated by all 14 ancestors having registration numbers). The absence of a U.K.C. registration number shows that there are some single-registered dogs in the pedigree and no 'PR' pedigree will be issued.
    3. Breeders who wish to produce Purple Ribbon-bred puppies must either: breed Purple Ribbon-registered males to Purple Ribbon-registered females, thereby assuring that the offspring will carry this prestigious designation; or carefully research the pedigrees of potential sires and dams that are not Purple Ribbon bred. If an unregistered ancestor is in the third generation of a sire or dam's pedigree, it is possible for that sire or dam to produce a first generation Purple Ribbon-bred litter. If one or more single-registered dogs appear in the first or second generation of the sire or dam's pedigree, the offspring will not be Purple Ribbon bred.
    4. The registration certificates and pedigrees of Purple Ribbon-bred dogs bear the official 'PR'. The ancestors of Purple Ribbon-bred dogs can be traced for six generations and possibly more-perhaps to the foundation stock of the breed.
     
    RHI, Aug 7, 2005
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