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Originally Posted by Chewy-Kanata  Ok so... we saw the lawyer yesterday. A nice chap who is fluent in french and English. We also spoke to our vet who advised we wait till second heat before doing anything. But cause of our little girls size would say she would not recommend it. Chewy is small just over 3lbs. The lawyer said alot. But the biggest thing is he think he can get her on the fact that the contract was never formalized ( notarized on either copies despite a spot for it) and that the information is quite unclear as the contract says If the breeder wishes to have a litter it is at her discretion provided it does not endanger the female. So between my vet saying NO too small to young and that the contract was never witnessed we think she will back down. The lawyer told us that this happens oven that. breeders says that they wont ask for breeding rights but then come back and demand them. Feeling far more positive, and that our vet says this si not a good thing for our baby.
I guess we will have to find another breeder to get a sibling for Chewy. Anyone have recommendations for CKC or AKC breeder in Ontario, NY, MA, or NH. We will fly to a good breeder should we need too. But would prefer close to home.. |
That is wonderfull news Just a question have you looked at your gals registration papers, and made sure you know if you are full owner of this gal or a co-owner. I hope that you do have the registration papers. I am assuming this dog is registered with the Canadian Kennel Club. At least I hope she is.
Breeders in Ontario: Durrer Yorkshire Terriers, Rigair Yorkshire Terriers
Betty Ann would be closer to you, but she is semi retired from breeding, but is usually very helpful in recommending good breeders of Yorkies.
Rigair is in Aurora Ontario which is about one hour north of Toronto. You can speak with Ilona Rodionova.
www.rigair.ca
Oz Yorkshire Terrier REg'd Loreta Serafina
Vickilyn Reg'd Vicki Hamilton.
www.cyta.ca is the Canadian Association if you go there you will find a link also to rescue if you are considering a rescue.
Let us know how your contract situation resolves itself.