Dogsfevr

I dont think there are any breeders in Australia or NZ . Certainly not seen any shown

I think with the right owner & very much the key right owner a breed can thrive not doing its job if many other avenues are fulfilled . On the flipside when we where on the Gundog club we got weekly emails from people looking for guidaince to rehome there working Cocker Spaniels as they where to active to live with, where going bonkers in an apartment life etc . People brought them because they had less coat so grooming would be easier Lack of common sense applies buying any dog & theres alot out there

Yeah thats rubbish too . Just think common sense how would an insurance company know the health of a parent if the owners dont have pet insurance LOL .

Farmers have been using the more agile /multi purpose breeds for a long time & i imagine the fact that there are many great working BC,Koolie <Working Kelpie breeders out there compared to Bluey breeders . The other issue is the ACD nature seems to have crossed the line of being a stable worker to being an agro ,dont share over stimulated issue including towards people

Breed clubs cant assist . The only people that can assist is the office that the dog is registered with

Depends what site your referring to & which registered org. I never have had to prove with papers my breed was purebred to insure . I insure for the first 15 months to cover any what ifs & then cancel. You need to phone the registry the pup is with . Depending on what excuses they are as you havent mentioned any it could very well be legit reasons. Waiting for DNA results to return from provider is one of the biggest dramas in slowing down rego,even the State bodies can be slow .

This method has been used for years by councils but not well enough

Did they give muscle relaxants ?? The spasms often hurt the most . Rest ,physio ,heat packs/cold packs . Find a specialist rehab vet clinic or good dog physio/acupuncture person

Better a day early than a day late . She is dying the decision is a slow long one or with dignity

I hope you return the dog as obviously the ears will totally impact your respect for the dog as it doesnt look good enough to you The dog certainly didnt sign up for that kind of owner . Im gathering you didnt tape the ears whilst teething ?? Have you tried taping the ears now ?? Where they rose bud as a baby . Are you rubbing them upwards ?? Greyhounds,Whippets many breeds get funny ears whilst teething & we will assist them during the process . And many breeders have ended up in breeds with ears that just dont tick the plan they wished for .it comes under Sh&t Happens & many thousands of dollars spent ,your investment a very small amount & if you wanted perfect & statue would have been cheaper . Yes i get your disappointed but seriously this is a living creature that thinks your its humans & you are p*ssed & want compensation for ears that at 6 months with effort may sit folded . Good things about dogs is they dont judge humans in the same way And yes just like a human you may think your a super model good looking human & have children not getting the same good looks ,the world doesnt end nor are you going to offload your kids . As a breeder no way would i partially refund for prick ears . No dog is perfect nor meets the breed standard in every detail . Yes as a breeder i will refund for issues that impact the dogs health & well being but prick ears nope The breeder has offered you a full refund on return of the pup which is how it works in consumer law .

The State bodies wont get involved as this is a personal issue at present . Just go to small claims or the relevant body in your state . If you paid a deposit you should have the contract listing the deposit guidelines & the what ifs . If you have in messenger the aspect of refunding copy that . If they have a website that outlines the process copy that . Also read up what the deposit law is in your State & when the item has not become available in the appropriate time . We never took deposits although some breeders do as its like a form of income ,have 1o deposits of $500 you have a nice income happening . It also blows my mind that people hand over money like this on something thats not even born,vet checked or even appropriate for there home without a question

Okay so im imagining this is your 2 yr old rescue dog you asked for help in the other post . The most obvious answer asap is you cant leave this dog in the house unattended . Chances are this dog already has a history & is in the process of going through another set of history . Also keep in mind Beagles tick all the things you have mentioned & are a breed that generally does better in a pack . So the obvious is you need to set up a safe run that this dog can go in when not home . Im presuming your backyard is not safe or suitable if the dog is locked inside when you go out ??

Whilst im not a go onto meds pusher i do believe at times doing a course for a transition plan works so much more successful than letting the problem fester more & more to the point its harder to retrain & meds then often end up being used . I would sooner be proactive 6 months earlier than 6 months later

It would actually be easier if you listed breeds of interest . You havent said indoor dog /otdoor dog,grooming/no grooming ,what kind of terrain walks,what kind of dog sports interest you .How many km of walkiing would be normal

When you decide you want the dog gone today they either go into kennels or too a foster where they will be assessed for home suitability thats just common sense . Desexing will be for the sale not the taking in . Im sorry but your supposed reason for rehome doesnt make any sense at all. If the dog was happy & brought you much joy & laugher then suddenly deciding being home alone for that time period was wrong to lets get rid off the dog doesnt marry up . Who did you speak too about these concerns before even thinking this was the right choice ??Its unfortunate even for the dog that alot more thought didnt go into it after all the dog didnt sign up for this either & at the end of the day the dog will be the one feeling the biggest confusion & i think im all your wording its all about the humans but very little about we screwed up bigtime & have let our dog down even more . You could have placed the dog in boarding kennels for a week & seen what life was like without the dog & made the serious choice You have legally surrendered your dog with concerns you couldnt provide it with a fulfilling life . Rescue orgs arent about offering second chances when people decide dont want it anymore they deal with all sorts of sob stories & crap as it is plus the dog . Reading there form i gather you paid the $150 surrender fee & the form was very clear about foster,kennels or can you keep it until a foster is available or work with them.