Most of the breeders I spoke to were requiring co-ownership for any puppy that was sold with full registration. I know that some even had agreements with the owner's of the stud dogs stating that they would do that for any puppy not sold with limited registration.
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Ok, it is similar with PWDs, but I got mine from Australia so there was no co-ownership. I thought that was how most were set up though. I have never done a true co-ownership(one with family members but not a breeder). Thanks
There is always the F word fostering........sorry purplepoodle
But I think this is set up a bit different by breeders.
But I think this is set up a bit different by breeders.
Yes, but I think that is usually if the breeder does all the showing, expenses, etc and they still breed the dog and pretty much own the dog until spayed/neutered.There is always the F word fostering........sorry purplepoodle
But I think this is set up a bit different by breeders.
I think co-ownerships usually require the new owner to share ownership until the dog is a finished champion or altered and the breeder may/may not get a pup back. I would prefer when the time comes to just own a dog out right, but I understand that breeders need co-ownerships in place to keep track of their breeding program and prevent unscrupulous buyers from using their dogs to breed at random and also to protect their kennel name.
:nono:There is always the F word fostering........sorry purplepoodle
But I think this is set up a bit different by breeders.
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