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my male dog bred the nieghbors dog. Am i legally entitled to a pup from the litter


Asked by Member 1119796 on Jul 9th 2012 in Breed-Specific Legislation
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Ruby

not if it was an "accidental" breeding. that's an agreement you can make when you and the other dog owner breed your dog on purpose.


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Bruno CGC

Nope. Puppies are the property of the owner of the mother, unless you have a contract in writing otherwise (which is drawn up before the mating even takes place... puppy back in lieu of stud fee). Now, I think if you wanted one, it would be kind of them to give it to you, but they certainly don't HAVE to.


Bruno CGC answered on 7/9/12. Helpful? Yes/Helpful: No 1 Report this answer


Toto, CD, RN, CGC

Nope, but you ARE entitled to now be called an irresponsible pet owner for allowing your dog to contribute to the massive pet overpopulation in our shelters and rescues.
Unless your intact male dog was safely confined to his fenced yard OR was with you on a leash, allowing an intact male to roam thru the neighborhood is just as irresponsible as allowing an in heat female out loose.


Toto, CD, RN, CGC answered on 7/10/12. Helpful? Yes/Helpful: No 3 Report this answer


Kolbe

No, not unless this was a planned litter with a signed, in-writing contract...


Kolbe answered on 7/11/12. Helpful? Yes/Helpful: No 0 Report this answer


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