The Continental Kennel Club (CKC) was developed right here in Walker, LA. It is NOT just a doggie registry, but is actually a print shop where one would get birthday invitations, wedding invitations, etc. printed up. In an effort to make some cash on the side, they decided that they would start a dog registration business. They have NO interestes in dog breeds, nor in keeping them true breeds. The CKC is your club that registers Labradoodles, Matlipoos, Schnoodles, Goldendoodles, Chiweenies, & God knows what other kind of mutts people are breeding & want papers for so they can sell the pups for outrageous sums. The CKC also gives one the choice of WHAT they want to register their dog as regardless of what the dog's true breed (or lack of breed) is. For example, a person breeds their APBT to a English Bulldog. That person can then register the dogs as APBTs, EB's, AB's, or even OEB's all with the applauding consent of the CKC. Hence why many of your so-called "pit bulls" ranging in the 90-140lb range are all registered with the CKC. They would register a goat as a "pit bull" if you wanted them to & paid them the required fee.
No one here in southern Louisiana takes the CKC seriously & they are usually lauged at & scorned when representatives try to recruit new "members" or attend other events.
some times you have a quality dog/dogs that you dont know the background on and the dog may be breed worthy
So your saying that someone may have a mutt that they think resembles a certain breed & they like the way it looks so they want to call it something it is most definitely not & breed it all for the sake of the owner's wants? Since when is lying about a dog's pedigree, or unkown pedigree for that matter, & breeding it responsible? A mutt is NOT a bad dog, in fact I use the term in a loving way, but regardless, a mutt is a mutt is a mutt & is NEVER suitable for breeding. Their are plenty of good looking, impressive looking, & hard working mutts sitting on death row in shelters all across the country. There is NO excuse for breeding a dog with an unkown background.