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- By shibabiba [my] Date 09.09.18 15:20 UTC
Newbie here. Well, you know I love dog, I cannot sleep and while messing around with the internet and google, accidentally I found this forum and decide to join in. A lot of thing I need to ask or participate within forum thread. Thanks everyone.
- By Admin (Administrator) Date 10.09.18 07:41 UTC
Welcome to the forum shibabbiba :smile:
- By Shelly1975 [gb] Date 12.09.18 15:09 UTC
Firstly hi and thanks for reading and responding
I’m new to this site and I’m asking for a bit of advice please and thank you
Ok I arranged verbally with a. Stud owner
For her male to mate with my bitch I did an ovulation test and the highest points of fertility for my bitch was Monday tue wed
So on the 1st day the stud owner dropped off her dog and I paid £300 (told you new to this )
Nothing happed he didn’t attempt to mount my dog 2nd day again she dropped her stud off and yet again nothing
So after a discussion of ok if it doesn’t happen tomorrow clearly they are not suited in my eyes
I’d like a refund as her next season who’s to say you don’t move away something happens to my dog or hers she said she will be back around 10am I waited and at 1pm I sent a txt asking what time she will be arriving
After a few exchange txt she has refunded me £100 and said it’s her rights ?
Is this right ?
She failed to show up with her stud dog
After I paid for what can only be described as a service from her dog
She is now offering me a free 1 day next season
But my trust has completely gone with this lady
Can anybody pls advice me ??
- By MamaBas [gb] Date 12.09.18 15:25 UTC Edited 12.09.18 15:28 UTC Upvotes 2
This is a very odd situation.   For starters -   

What stud dog owner 'drops their dog off' with the bitch?   Surely she'd want to be there to help her stud dog do his job, if not to see whether or not he did the job! 

Secondly why pay for the Service, when he didn't do the job?  

Thirdly just because he didn't mate with your bitch doesn't mean 'they are not suited'.    She probably wasn't anywhere near ready - is the dog a proven stud?

If she wasn't THERE on any of the days she'd left her dog with you, how does she know what happened.   It's your word against her's that no mating took place.   Mmm difficult.

There's no way you should have allowed her not to be there with her dog for the mating but if you are telling the truth and her dog didn't mate with your bitch, then she has no right to the stud fee (in my view).    So that being the case, if she refuses to make you a full refund (I'd not want a 'next season' repeat under these circumstances), take her to Small Claims Court.

In most cases, the bitch goes to the dog.   In most cases if there's a mating, the stud fee is paid (unless by prior agreement only when there are more than 2 puppies on the ground, if the dog isn't a proven dog) at the time of the Service.

How do you know whether your bitch was on the right day(s) to be mated?   Testing is good but so is the reaction of the experienced Stud dog and if he wasn't interested, she either wasn't ready, or had perhaps gone over.

You probably should start a new thread about this situation.
- By Tommee Date 12.09.18 15:25 UTC Upvotes 2
1. Normally the bitch visits the dog & both owners are present during the mating. In the UK the Kennel Club registration of the litter has a statement that the stud dogs owner confirms that the dog mated the bitch if the owner isn't present at the time of mating they cannot sign & the puppies cannot be registered.

2. The stud fee is payable AFTER the mating takes place not before so you should not have paid anything as the dog did not mate your bitch.
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