Can I register this litter?

Long story short I bred my buckskin female with a brindle stud which were both registered. After I returned the stud to the owner I came home a couple days later to find a black stray had gotten in through a window to my barn and was with her but I'm not sure if they got tied or not. She ended up having 3 brindles 2 whites with brindle patches and 3 that were black. I'm worried the 3 black ones are from the stray. What should I do? And I don't want to pay for DNA testing.

 

if you dont want to pay for DNA testing then give all them away as gifts because you have no idea how they are bred.

 

I agree with above. Without DNA, you would be lying to anyone you sold the pups to as registered...including the non black ones

 

if that bitch was in ,,you bet your ass he hit it if not u should have a dead stray give them away as said,,,,,,,

 

Do whatever you want just be honest about it.

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Yep that's what I was thinking... learned my lesson the hard way.

 

Raising a litter of 8 for a couple of years is too hard of work and take up too many chain spots to end up being mutts

 

Lol !!!!!
story is hilarious

 

Damn! I know when you walked in the barn and seen that damn Labrador, "the look on your
face had to be priceless"

anyways good luck, but it would be easier to dna profile them especially if the breeding ment anything to you ( meaning if the male& gyp were worth breeding)

 

The look on my face was heading back out the door to go get my .22 but thanks for the input guys.

 

If the male was her size - short hair . you can't know from looks - needless to say , a stray could have pit , boxer , mastiff - just waiting to join back with the heritage of APBT , If the stray was a 8 pound dog . or some big fluffy mutt you could rationalize it .
Since your a dog man with good sense. The stray you saw must have you realizing ????