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by eichenluft on 11 February 2011 - 19:02
well you didn't sign a contract giving the litter (all but one) to the breeder did you? maybe the owner on paper did - but you didn't. If he signed the papers over to you, you could then breed the dog as the full legal owner, with no obligation whatsoever to give anything to the breeder. Contracts do not pass on to third parties.
molly
molly
by yellowrose of Texas on 11 February 2011 - 19:02
What Molly just posted is what Gene Thompson of Heidelburg in Spring , Texas does
Biggest rip off in the state of Texas....Heidelburg name is not what you think it is . Not a german based kennel and never was.
Biggest rip off in the state of Texas....Heidelburg name is not what you think it is . Not a german based kennel and never was.
by yellowrose of Texas on 11 February 2011 - 19:02
MY .59cents on this:
NOW you know what he is up to...STOP all the talk with him DO not let him come see anything..YOUR home is all yours and the dog and your property.
Why let a person get you all upset.. HE has no ties or right to the dog if you really were given the dog as you say.
Tough luck to him or the son.
Do not have any more to do with this person. NOT needed.
You have been 9 months with no papers. YOU didn't want them then so why bother now. Papers are not needed.
DID this man not give you the name of your dog when you got him? that is weird.
Did he tell you where he bought this multi dollar dog?
Drop it.
If you do not know now it is a sore about to blister.
I would want nothing to do with someone now wanting to stir the POT.. Stinks to me.
Believe me when it comes to a DOLLAR or A DIME....he can start trouble if you let him...Tell him no he cannot see the dog and that is your last decision.
or get yourself in a whole lot of problems . Have the dog tatooed or chipped at your vet and go about your dog life...Keep him in your kennel or house and tagged and legal..
Take pictures of you and your family with the dog and go about your life..Enjoy your dog.
YR
NOW you know what he is up to...STOP all the talk with him DO not let him come see anything..YOUR home is all yours and the dog and your property.
Why let a person get you all upset.. HE has no ties or right to the dog if you really were given the dog as you say.
Tough luck to him or the son.
Do not have any more to do with this person. NOT needed.
You have been 9 months with no papers. YOU didn't want them then so why bother now. Papers are not needed.
DID this man not give you the name of your dog when you got him? that is weird.
Did he tell you where he bought this multi dollar dog?
Drop it.
If you do not know now it is a sore about to blister.
I would want nothing to do with someone now wanting to stir the POT.. Stinks to me.
Believe me when it comes to a DOLLAR or A DIME....he can start trouble if you let him...Tell him no he cannot see the dog and that is your last decision.
or get yourself in a whole lot of problems . Have the dog tatooed or chipped at your vet and go about your dog life...Keep him in your kennel or house and tagged and legal..
Take pictures of you and your family with the dog and go about your life..Enjoy your dog.
YR
by Ju00 on 11 February 2011 - 20:02
The dogs name??? Yes, I kept the dogs name the same, I never changed it.
by yellowrose of Texas on 11 February 2011 - 21:02
No juOO I was not talking about his call name his registered name?
Do you know how he is registered?
Will pm you later
YR
Do you know how he is registered?
Will pm you later
YR
by eichenluft on 11 February 2011 - 22:02
the problem is, the owner named on the registration papers (whoever that is - maybe the man who gave you teh dog, may be the breeder who claims to own the first litter) - is still the legal owner. If the legal owner decides they want the dog back, they can get the law on their side, and show up with law enforcement backup, and seize the dog from you. All they need is proof of ownership - the registration papers in their name, and proof of payment from when they purchased the puppy, or proof the breeder owned (owns) the litter, the parents and bred the dog. They CAN do that. Will they? Maybe not - but if I were you I would not want to be looking over my shoulder and worrying about someone coming to get my dog.
$500 is a reasonable price to pay to get the dog in your name legally and get rid of these people permanently. think about it anyway.
molly
$500 is a reasonable price to pay to get the dog in your name legally and get rid of these people permanently. think about it anyway.
molly
by MAINLYMAX on 12 February 2011 - 01:02
Juoo...
hear say can be your biggest problem...
Legal papers are something that a judge
would take very seriously. But I would still
tell him to piss off and show great dissatisfaction
if he were not to make good on his giving
you the dog to be your dog. The only thing I
can think of why he did not give you the papers
is he wanted to hold on to them just in case
you did not care for the dog properly. Other wise
he is being a fool, his son is not going to care
for the dog any better.
hear say can be your biggest problem...
Legal papers are something that a judge
would take very seriously. But I would still
tell him to piss off and show great dissatisfaction
if he were not to make good on his giving
you the dog to be your dog. The only thing I
can think of why he did not give you the papers
is he wanted to hold on to them just in case
you did not care for the dog properly. Other wise
he is being a fool, his son is not going to care
for the dog any better.
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