cow owning bird dogs
cow owning bird dogs
First let me start off by saying I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed..I have a question.when cow owning dogs two ways or three people. who has the right to the dogs..in my situation I cow owned three bird dogs. And now they won't return them of give me the chance to finish there AFC..could someone shed some light here please.. thanks Hanshaw kennels..
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Re: cow owning bird dogs
I have never co-owned a bird dog, but have co-owned a few coyote dogs. Basically we had a contract/agreement, that each party signed and had it notorized (for as much good as that does). Basically in our agreement we laid out our plans for each dog as far as goals for comlpetion, breeding intent, whatever. We also laid out financial obligations of each party, and the split of possible pay out.
Now that said, depending on the specifics of your co-ownership, you may or may not have a leg to stand on when it comes to going to get a dog or whatever it is you would like to do...... but, if you feel you have a right the only other option is lawyer up and see what happens.
Jim
Now that said, depending on the specifics of your co-ownership, you may or may not have a leg to stand on when it comes to going to get a dog or whatever it is you would like to do...... but, if you feel you have a right the only other option is lawyer up and see what happens.
Jim
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Re: cow owning bird dogs
Thanks Jim..all entries dog food and vet bills have been split.the portions just won't give me my time with the dogs.I'm the breeder and registered owner before co owning.thanks for the info
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Re: cow owning bird dogs
Co-ownership applies to the registry only when it comes to breeding rights. It takes one signature to breed a male and two to breed a female. (that applies to 2 owners on the female, im not sure the 3rd owner can chamge anything) Posession is still the law of actual ownership and even a contract cannot change much without hiring a lawyer and fighting it.
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Re: cow owning bird dogs
I co-own 1 officially per AKC. We spelled out details in the beginning with a contract. This dog's owner was burned pretty badly on a previous co-own situation by not being able to get the dog back. I was surprised they wanted to try again, but glad. I believe thus far our arrangement has been good for us both. Details hashed out well and plans all up front. No issues so far. They are doing well by him and I believe he is happy and is successful so far.
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Re: cow owning bird dogs
All I will say is GOOD LUCK!! Never will I co-own,to many problems can arise.
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Re: cow owning bird dogs
I think the word "owned" is the problem. If you sold the dog then the person who bought it actually "own"s it. If you gave it away then the person that you gave it to, own's it. Co-owning a dog per AKC is simply a way to control breeding rights and it will not protect you in any other way outside of the AKC. You no longer OWN the dog once you make an exchange. PERIOD.
Co-Owning is simple but it seems that some people just dont understand what it means and expect too much.
Co-Owning is simple but it seems that some people just dont understand what it means and expect too much.
Re: cow owning bird dogs
I always find it irritating when people act as the internet grammar/spelling police, but the title to this thread is funny. I honestly opened this thread thinking that I was going to read something about a cow and a dog.
Re: cow owning bird dogs
Student learning English, reading in class:
"Everyone has cows in their lives.
Cows at home.
Cows at work.
Cows in our families.
Cows can invade anywhere.
But how do we get rid of the cows?
Teacher:
"Chaos", It is pronounced Chaos"
"Everyone has cows in their lives.
Cows at home.
Cows at work.
Cows in our families.
Cows can invade anywhere.
But how do we get rid of the cows?
Teacher:
"Chaos", It is pronounced Chaos"
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Re: cow owning bird dogs
never.. herd.. of this why would anyone want to get messed up in something this. my dogs are mine. and your dogs can be yours
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Re: cow owning bird dogs
Me toorinker wrote:I always find it irritating when people act as the internet grammar/spelling police, but the title to this thread is funny. I honestly opened this thread thinking that I was going to read something about a cow and a dog.
Charlie
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Re: cow owning bird dogs
I thought I'd see pictures of blue heelers!
Anyway, I think the co-owners need to have a written contract. I know a few folks that co-own dogs and they're pretty transparent about what's happening (with one, the owner FT's but doesn't show so the co-owner does all the showing) with the other lady I know, she just maintains breeding decisions, but the owner that keeps the dog does the showing and the testing. I think the one with the lady is pretty laid out in a contract, but the other guys just play it by ear. I think I a written contract is the way to go - people often forget what they agreed to years later.
Anyway, I think the co-owners need to have a written contract. I know a few folks that co-own dogs and they're pretty transparent about what's happening (with one, the owner FT's but doesn't show so the co-owner does all the showing) with the other lady I know, she just maintains breeding decisions, but the owner that keeps the dog does the showing and the testing. I think the one with the lady is pretty laid out in a contract, but the other guys just play it by ear. I think I a written contract is the way to go - people often forget what they agreed to years later.