When shopping for a Teacup Yorkie in Los Angeles, you will frequently encounter terms like CKC registered or AKC registered. Understanding what these terms mean is important for making a confident, informed purchase. Before diving in, you may also want to read our guide on how to find a reputable Yorkie breeder in Los Angeles and our complete buyer checklist.

What is CKC?

The Continental Kennel Club Explained

The Continental Kennel Club (CKC) is a legitimate United States dog registry that provides registration papers for purebred dogs. CKC registration confirms that your puppy is a purebred Yorkshire Terrier and provides a documented record of their lineage. The Continental Kennel Club is a respected registry used widely by home breeders across the United States and is completely legitimate for pet ownership purposes.

CKC vs AKC

CKC vs AKC — What Is the Difference?

The American Kennel Club (AKC) is the oldest and most widely recognized dog registry in the United States. The Continental Kennel Club is a legitimate alternative registry that many responsible home breeders use. For families purchasing a Teacup Yorkie as a beloved companion pet rather than a show dog, CKC registration is perfectly appropriate. You can learn more about how much a Teacup Yorkie costs in Los Angeles and what is typically included.

What papers include

What Do Registration Papers Include?

Your CKC registration papers will include your puppy’s registered name, breed, date of birth, color and markings, the names of both parents, and the registration number. Keep these papers safely stored as you would any important document. Ready to take the next step? Learn how our deposit and reservation process works or view our available puppies now.