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by srilankagsd on 10 August 2008 - 01:08
In my situation i normally charge half upfront from a unknown person, this is because if i dont get anything i would:
1) Never find the owner or the bitch again.
2) signature is not so big, they can find another paper
3) tendancy not to conceive is higher
If its a friend i would do it for manios after the litter is sold
If it does not work the first time the owner of the bitch must bring the same bitch within the a period of a year or the next heat. Only the same bitch will be mated. If it does not work for the second time then I dont give any refund as there is something wrong with the bitch.
by oasdog on 17 August 2008 - 18:08
Previously asked...
does anyone here know if that staement above about stud owner signature not being needed to register a litter is true?
by auntievenom on 19 August 2008 - 00:08
From AKC Procedures for Registration Matters
The American Kennel Club takes the position that the owner of the sire is required to sign an application to register a litter certifying only to the fact that a particular dam was bred to the sire identified on the Litter Registration Application form on a specified date of mating, unless there is an agreement signed by all parties concerned in which it is specifically set forth that the owner of the sire is not obligated to sign an American Kennel Club Litter Registration Application form until such time as the stud fee has been paid.
My experience with maltese has been that the AKC won't do anything without the stud owner's okay.
:) Shannon
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