AKC Registration question

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  • RDA007R

    I'm not sure if this is the correct place for this inquiry but if not feel free to move it.

    In September we welcomed a bounding 10 month old boy into our home and hearts. Today I received his AKC Registration card from the previous owner and plan on sending it in to have the ownership changed. My question is, is there a means of finding litter mates? I'm just curious what/where they may be.

    I tried searching the AKC site, but that proved futile. His registration information was there but nothing about littermates.

    My kids were excited to see his parents, grandparents and great-grandparents, but they are interested in his brothers and sisters.

    Thank you for any direction you can provide.

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  • lvossL

    You can try searching Sally's database, http://pedigrees.zandebasenjis.com

    If he is not in the database please provide his registered name, registration number, sire and dam and we can get him listed and see if it turns up any relations.

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  • RDA007R

    I was button-pushing too quickly.

    Can this message be deleted?

    Thank you.

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  • RDA007R

    @lvoss:

    You can try searching Sally's database, http://pedigrees.zandebasenjis.com

    If he is not in the database please provide his registered name, registration number, sire and dam and we can get him listed and see if it turns up any relations.

    Thank you for the quick reply.

    He does not appear to be in the database.

    His registered name is: Explicit Friday Java Boy
    Date of Birth: November 13, 2009
    His AKC number is: HP36640103
    Sire: CH C-QUEST'S JUST PUSH PLAY
    Dam: CH SIGNET EXPLICIT RUNAROUND SUE

    Also, is there a "key" to what all the various letters mean?
    Such as CH or C-, etc.

    Let me know if you need any additional information.

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  • lvossL

    Ch - Champion

    C-Quest is the kennel name of the sire's breeder.

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  • RDA007R

    Thank you.

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  • lvossL

    His info should be in Sally's database on her next update.

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  • sinbajeS

    Here you go:

    HP36640101 Explicit Girl Friday
    HP36640105 Marty Mullins
    HP36640106 Explicit Prince

    Looks like -02,-04 never got registered with AKC.

    New Mexico Marijuana Dispensary

    baroos to youse, Linda C.V.T

    sinbaje basenjis-making history: the first PACH, MACH & AKC Triple CH!

    Feigh: MBIF,MACH2,FC,CDX,RAE,SC,GRC,FCh,RATS

    Clay: CD,RA,JC,AX,AXJ,MXP,MJP

    V: HIT,UKC/AMCH,PACH,CDX,SC,RE,MX,MXJ,PAX

    Ph'nx: UKC/AMCH,CD,BN,RN,MX,MXJ,RATS

    Ford: RATN,ETD

    Rainbow Bridge:

    Tre: U-CD,MBIF-DCh,CDX,SC,LCM,OAP,AJP

    Sage: U-CD,UCI-CH,UD,AX,OAJ

    Drew: HIT,TripleCH,CDX,SC,FCh,RE,PAX

    sinbaje - home to the hounds of silence

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  • tanzaT

    And if you ask his breeder, they should be able to tell you about brothers and sisters

    SIGNET - is the Kennel name of the Dam's breeder along with EXPLICIT (two different kennel names)

    Pat Fragassi

    Tanza Basenjis

    www.tanzabasenjis.net

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  • RDA007R

    Thank you. Just when I thought I had a handle on all this, I discover more to learn. Hmm, guess you can teach an old dog new tricks!

    Thanks again for your help.

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  • agilebasenjiA

    @RDA007:

    Thank you. Just when I thought I had a handle on all this, I discover more to learn. Hmm, guess you can teach an old dog new tricks!

    Thanks again for your help.

    Oh, there's always more to learn. ;)

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