What should an owner do if he doesn't like the pet's name listed in the pedigree: you have two options
People who become owners of a purebred dog often face a serious problem: they do not like the pet's nickname, which is recorded in its pedigree.
The dislike may be personal or may be caused by the dog's name being too long or even unpronounceable.
It will not be possible to buy an unnamed puppy with a pedigree, since the breeder needs to give the babies names in order to register them.
Changing your dog's documents is not an option, so try using the advice in this article, and we have two of them.
Firstly, you can always come up with a derivative of the nickname that appears in the pedigree.
For example, Geraldine can easily be renamed Hera, while Aisknecht will happily become Ike for you.
Secondly, you can take the path of least resistance - choose your own name and use it calmly.
Dogs can't read, so they won't learn from documents that their real name is something completely different, and they won't be offended by you for it.
Previously, we talked about the cat breeds with the worst character.
