[Yorkiemom1]

This is actually a common clause in contracts where you may be dealing with a show breeder or a breeder that has really outstanding lines. I am not saying all show breeders do this, but it really is not unheard of.....is this breeder a show breeder with proven lines and winning dogs, a line and pedigree that has been passed down to your baby girl? She sold that pup to you with the understanding that for a $1500.00 price, the breeder has the right to come back and get a litter from her. You agreed to allow that. I would advise you NOT to have her spayed and then try to deal with the consequences.....that COULD cost you at least a guestimation of what one pup from this proposed breeding would sell for, multiplied by an average number of pups in the litter she may have.....How much does your little girl weigh? How old is she? A lawyer could perhaps argue she is too young to safely have a litter....he may also argue she did not grow large enough to allow her to be safely bred.....Good luck with this thorn in your side.....take your contract to your lawyer and see if there are loop holes you can use to negate the contract....some breeders just cobble up their own contracts because it is cheaper than getting a lawyer to draw one up that is essentially airtight.....maybe your breeder took the cheap way out and you have wiggle room and can get out of it. I am sure you would be required to send your baby girl back to the breeder for this mating, as the female usually always goes to the male rather than the other way around!