Suffix on end of names

[Cessna Flyer]

I was prusing through my labs pedigree and there are two suffixes on the ends in particular PL and PG, I spent about anhour trying to find out what they ment to no avail. Can someone let me know what they are or direct me to were I can look it up. (Oh it is not on the AKC web site either) Thanks.

[Cessna Flyer]

Wow, I thought someone here would know what those suffixmean. I have asked the AKC also but no joy yet.

[Doc E]

I've never heard of those titles. They are not from any organization that I know of.
Who printed the pedigree? Who did you get the pedigree from?
I doubt if AKC will know, because they aren't AKC titles, so that means that the pedigree wasn't printed by AKC.


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[Cessna Flyer]

Hello Doc E,
I got the pedigree from the AKC out of three sufix the two that I asked about are the odd ones. May have to go without ever knowing.

[springerDIVA]

Those aren't any AKC titles that I recognize either. I don't see anything close to these on the website. Preferred agility classes are the only things that are anywhere close with the P.
Do they follow other titles or is this the end of the name(s)?
Have you contacted the breeder to ask them if they know?
Good luck hearing back from the AKC in a timely fashion. I have gotten pedigrees in the past with two very different sets of information on dogs with common ancestors. One of which they failed to include the NAFC and is one of the more prolific sires in the breed.

[Cessna Flyer]

They are all at the end of the names. I bought a 5 generation pedigree and that was at the end of the 1st generation.

[kshoe]

i looked also, and they have PL as Poland. but why would the origin be on ped. probably not. it was listed right with the other abbreviations. so who knows.