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[michaelundinaeichhorn]

We do this since our last two litters. Too many owners signed the contract saying that they will x-ray the dog but didn´t do so. We will see if this system will work out better now.

Ina

[Juniorwolf]

Originally Posted by michaelundinaeichhorn

We do this since our last two litters. Too many owners signed the contract saying that they will x-ray the dog but didn´t do so. We will see if this system will work out better now.

Ina

This is great the idea is more wide spread than I thought...
I hope it will be more effective when people pay in advance
keep up the good work

Greetings Rolf

[Mikael]

Originally Posted by rolf

This is great the idea is more wide spread than I thought...
I hope it will be more effective when people pay in advance
keep up the good work

Greetings Rolf

Some breeders I did here let the new owner sign a contract that say they are not alowed to mix breed the dog to.

I think in Sweden a pure dog vill not be pure and lose the pedigee by Swedish kennel club roule if it is used in mixbreeding ? but it is not forbiden by law...but I think no one whit a pure CsV will take the risk ???

Is there anyone of the breeders here that do wright a contract like this before you sell your CsV puppys ???

Regards / Mikael

[michaelundinaeichhorn]

Yes we do but it is very difficult in German law. The only safe way is to write a fine into the contract. We started with this with our actual litter. If you breed the dog outside the FCI or mixbreed it you have to pay several thousand Euros to us. With this mixbreedings doesn´t make sense in the financal way.

[Juniorwolf]

Originally Posted by michaelundinaeichhorn

Yes we do but it is very difficult in German law. The only safe way is to write a fine into the contract. We started with this with our actual litter. If you breed the dog outside the FCI or mixbreed it you have to pay several thousand Euros to us. With this mixbreedings doesn´t make sense in the financal way.

Do you make the contract together with an attorney ? because there have been some kind of similar cases here in Denmark, but when the dog lives in another country, the contract is not always valid according to the law of the specific country where the dog lives, unless an attorney have made an official contract. ...In Denmark this kind of contracts is very expensive to make.

Greetings Rolf

[Mikael]

Originally Posted by michaelundinaeichhorn

Yes we do but it is very difficult in German law. The only safe way is to write a fine into the contract. We started with this with our actual litter. If you breed the dog outside the FCI or mixbreed it you have to pay several thousand Euros to us. With this mixbreedings doesn´t make sense in the financal way.

As I did hear the breeder demanded 100% of the pure puppy price for every mix breed puppy but as Rolf say it will only work if you sell the puppys in your own country...

But I got recomended to wright that if the dog lives in another country all money will go to the kennel club in that country I do not know if that will work, but the kennel club probably have a biger chans then a private kennel in another country ?

Best regads / Mikael

[Juniorwolf]

Originally Posted by Mikael

Some breeders I did here let the new owner sign a contract that say they are not alowed to mix breed the dog to.

I think in Sweden a pure dog vill not be pure and lose the pedigee by Swedish kennel club roule if it is used in mixbreeding ? but it is not forbiden by law...but I think no one whit a pure CsV will take the risk ???

Is there anyone of the breeders here that do wright a contract like this before you sell your CsV puppys ???

Regards / Mikael

I think this is FCI regulations, if you have a FCI. registrated kennel, you are not allowed to mix your breed with other breeds, but ofcourse accidents can happen, so if I remember this right, the breeder must report such accidents(to kennel club) and if it happens more times, some punishment will be issued ....at least this is the rules in Denmark.
But ofcourse this only apply for FCI registrated kennel-owners and does not help if the dogowner don`t have a kennel or not are member of the kennel club.

Greetings Rolf

[WolfWhistle]

Originally Posted by Mikael

Some breeders I did here let the new owner sign a contract that say they are not alowed to mix breed the dog to.

I think in Sweden a pure dog vill not be pure and lose the pedigee by Swedish kennel club roule if it is used in mixbreeding ? but it is not forbiden by law...but I think no one whit a pure CsV will take the risk ???

Is there anyone of the breeders here that do wright a contract like this before you sell your CsV puppys ???

Regards / Mikael

In Sweden a dog will not lose its pedigree if you use it in mix-breeding. But you as a breeder might lose your kennel name and be "banned" by the Swedish kennel Club if you participate in such things. (even though you might "get away" with it the first times...)

Ninni

[Mikael]

Originally Posted by WolfWhistle

In Sweden a dog will not lose its pedigree if you use it in mix-breeding. But you as a breeder might lose your kennel name and be "banned" by the Swedish kennel Club if you participate in such things. (even though you might "get away" with it the first times...)

Ninni

OK, thanks for the info...

I think the mix breeder do not have a FCI kennel name and will not be affected at all by this

Regards / Mikael

[Juniorwolf]

Originally Posted by WolfWhistle

In Sweden a dog will not lose its pedigree if you use it in mix-breeding. But you as a breeder might lose your kennel name and be "banned" by the Swedish kennel Club if you participate in such things. (even though you might "get away" with it the first times...)

Ninni

This is the same in Denmark ! I think it is FCI regulations ...does anybody know if it is so ?

Greetings Rolf