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Originally Posted by Lyla_nBridgette Are they truly legally binding in anyway?
A good friend is looking for a pup but the problem is that they don't want to have to nueter their perspective puppy and the breeders that have available pups now and in the not-so-distant future all have S/N contracts.
I am torn. I will always S/N my dogs. But I have heard and can understand their point of view for not wanting to. It does seem hypocritical for a *breeder* to say that you can't ever breed your dog mean while they're breeding away. Am I missing something? |
If a breeder does not consider this pup to be a good example of the breed, they may not want you to breed it because they do not want their line of dogs associated with a not so perfect one. their Kennel would be listed in any potential offsprings pedigree. So in essence they do have a legitimate concern. But they can sell with a limited registration so your dog does not have to have surgery.