0
Red mange in pugs. Is the breeder responsible for vet bills or refund if there was no contract other than registration papers signed over to me?
Wiki User
∙ 13y ago
If your puppy came to you with Red Mange (Demodectic Mange)then of course any reputable breeder should be responsible and either pay the bills or take back the puppy. The fact that your puppy has mange which is probably hereditary (therefore the female dog should not be bred from) suggests that you probably purchased from a puppy farm or not a reputable breeder and having no contract of sale would also suggest that. In which case you really would do better to report the breeder to the authorities and cut your losses. I am not a lawyer so don't know where you stand legally but wish people would do more research on where they get their puppies from, there are many good breeders out there and a cheap puppy from a puppy farm can end up being very expensive in the long run as I am sure you are finding out.
Wiki User
∙ 13y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
How do you get ckc papers on a puppy?
If the litter was registered you should have gotten an application for registration from the breeder. If you need to obtain papers for an unpapered puppy you can print the application at www.ckcusa.com
Can you get new car registration papers?
yes you can get new car registration papers
Can i get papers for a parrot?
If you purchase a parrot from a reputable breeder, then yes, you can get papers. If not then can I still get papers from sum where?
You have bought a purebred dog but he has no papers. Where do you go to get his purebred papers?
No, probably not. If the sire and dam were not already registered with papers, then there is no way you can prove your dog is a purebred. Usually purebred registration is regulated by the breeder when the puppies are born as a part of the contract of sale, and it is normal to require that the purebred puppies, if registered, include the breeding kennel's name in the official registration name. It is also normal to require that the puppies be spayed/neutered, because the breeder would normally get a share in any profits from any breeding you do with your puppy.All of this assumes that the breeder is a reputable, AKC breeder, that cares for the dogs and where the puppies are "kitchen-raised," etc. If you got your dog from a puppy mill or a large-scale breeding operation, it is likely that your dog actually is not a purebred--particularly if the purebred paperwork was not handled as a part of sale when you got the puppy.
How do I get papers for my quarter horse?
Ask the breeder that your horse was from.
Can a US citizen adopt a dog in Canada?
The dog must first be registered to the original owner (usually the breeder) with the American Kennel Club. A US-born puppy cannot be registered with the Canadian Kennel Club until it is registered with the AKC. If the pup is sold before being registered, the original owner signs the Transfer of Ownership on the registration application and the new owner gets the registration papers in their name. The dog must first be registered to the original owner (usually the breeder) with the American Kennel Club, then The dog must be registered with the American Kennel Club like any other AKC-eligible American-born pup. The breeder either registers the pups or signs the appropriate application for registration, with details of the breeding date, birth date, sire and dam's names and registration numbers. If the breeder (original owner) also signs the transfer of ownership on the registration application, the new owner will get the registration papers in their name. That is how a US born puppy gets registered with AKC, no matter where it lives. If the owner then wishes to register the dog with the Canadian Kennel Club, they will need the AKC registration papers in their name, an official 3-generation pedigree from the AKC, and an Application For Registration Of A Foreign-Born Dog from the CKC.
I have an 8 week beagle pup I know later in the future I would like to breed her but I do not have any papers on her what so ever The lady that sold her to me doesn't even have papers on her. HELP?
A reputable breeder would have provided registration papers. Of course, a reputable breeder only breeds very selectively with a goal of improving the breed. They would not allow any of their pups to be used for breeding purposes until they had proven themselves to be excellent examples of the breed, usually by obtaining their championship. If you plan to breed for fun or money then "papers" don't matter.
How can you replace lost AKC papers if you don't know the name of the breeder?
If the dog is registered, the breeder's name (and/or the name of the current owner of record) can be found with the dog's registered name or registration number. Sometimes it can even be found with part of the dog's registered name, especially if the part you know is the kennel name. If the papers were puppy papers and the dog was not yet registered, but you know the name of the dam (mother dog) then the breeder is the owner of the dam and you can find them that way. If they were puppy papers and you don't have any information on the pup that would identify them (litter number, breeder, sire/dam name), then you're out of luck. The best you can do is spay or neuter the pup and get it an indefinite listing privilege which will permit you to participate in various AKC sports, but not in conformation and not breeding.
How can you get papers for a mixed puppy?
check the kennel club the dog is registered in. www.akc.org is the American Kennel Club's website. If the dog's from that kennel club, you follow the links to the pedigrees. You should be able to order it if you have the registration information for your dog. If you have not been provided AKC registration papers for your puppy from the breeder or you have acquired an older dog you believe to be a purebred you can register him/her with an AKC Indefinite Listing Privelege (ILP) registration. The dog must be neutered or spayed for this but can compete in AKC competitons other than conformation showing. You can find requirements and forms at AKC.org.
Why does it seem so difficult for some dog breeders to provide the new owners with their Purebred Dog Certificate of Registration papers?
what do u mean difficult? are u asking why they dont want to? i have not heard of that certificate before actually. is there another name for it? like akc papers or ckc? some breeders buy a dog then another and breed them wanting to get the breed out because they belive the dogs are wonderful pets. not buying them TO BREED THEM but because they like the breed. since the dogs werent going to be "breeders" they dont ask for the dogs background-family tree,akc papers ect so they dont have the info to give to u. any person that does breed though should EXPECT the ? of purity to be the first question when someone calls about the puppies and should knw the answer. When you purchase a purebred puppy from a breeder, a CKC OR AKC mircochip has to be implanted or a CKC OR AKC tatoo, prior to the dog leaving the breeders premises and prior to you receiving possession of this dog by the breeder/seller. Look at your purchase contract and your Kennel Club contract. Generally most Breeders have 6 months from the date of sale to provide you with your "Purebred Dog Certificate of Registration." If you have not received your Registration by then, CONTACT the C.K.C. OR THE A.K.C. REGULATORY DIVISION. In accodance with most Club's By-laws and the Animal Pedigree Act, the seller is responsible for providing a duly transferred certificate of registration to the purchaser within six months after the date of sale. If, however, there is a written conditional agreement that has to be met before the certificate of registration is provided (For an example if you signed a NON BREEDING AGREEMENT)the seller is not obligated to provide the certificate of registration until the conditional agreement is complied with. Once the conditional agreement is met the seller then has six months from that date to provide the certificate of registration. Most breeders do not wait that long, to provide you with your papers. If you signed a non breeding agreement and have forward your certificate of Castration to the breeder, generally they will send you your certificate. However, some breeders for some unknown reason like to make life difficult. If you have any problems with a breeder you should contact the kennel clubs regulatory department and lodge a formal complaint.
Does the breeder have to give you the pedigree papers?
Yes, the breeder should supply you with the Dog's official Kennel Club pedigree papers upon purchasing the puppy. Be wary of forged documents that are often used by puppy farmers to sell fake ''pedigree'' puppies for more money. Make sure that the papers are genuine.
How do you find out your horses quarter horse pedigree?
If you have the horses registration papers you can call AQHA with the registration number and they can tell you, or if you don't have the papers but know the horses name you can call AQHA they can tell you and possibly guide you in obtaining the horses papers
