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Topic Dog Boards / Visitors Questions / DOCKING (locked)
- By guest [us] Date 04.09.01 13:00 UTC
WE ARE LOKING FOR ADVICE.! SINCE DOCKING IS NOW ILLEGAL HOW AND WHERE ARE WE SUPPOSED TO GET FUTURE PUPS DONE?IT IS CRUEL TO LEAVE ON A FULL TAIL ON A HUNTING DOG(SPRINGER SPANIELS) AND PROSPECTIVE OWNERS DO NOT WANT PUPS UN-DOCKED.WE ARE NOT BREEDERS IN THE SENSE JUST GIVE OUR BITCH AN OCCASSIONAL LITTER.CAN ANYONE HELP?WE LIVE IN SOUTH WALES.
- By Freeway [gb] Date 04.09.01 13:01 UTC
Docking is not illegal! It's only illegal to do it yourself.
- By nice n easy [us] Date 04.09.01 13:26 UTC
ITS NOT ILLEGALE WHEN DONE BY A VET. CONTACT THE COUNCIL OF DOCKED BREDS FRO A VET THAT WILL.
- By Bec [gb] Date 04.09.01 21:21 UTC
Where did you get your information that people don't want undocked dogs?
- By tango [gb] Date 05.09.01 17:15 UTC
FROM PAST EXPERIENCE WHEN SELLING PUPS .ABOUT 80%OF THE CALLS WE HAD WERE FROM HUNTING/SHOOTING BOYS AND ALL WANT THEIR PUPS TO BE DOCKED FOR HEALTH REASONS
- By sam Date 04.09.01 22:41 UTC
if you contact the council of docked breeds, who have a website under that name, they will advise you on a vet who will dock, quite legally.
- By tango [gb] Date 05.09.01 17:21 UTC
YES I HAVE THE INFO ALREADY UNFORTUNATELY THERE ARE NO VETS CLOSE TO ME ,AND GIVEN THE COST THEY CHARGE FOR DOING IT(WE WERE QUOTED £300 FOR A LITTER OF8)ADDED TO THAT ADDITIONAL TRAVELLING EXPENSES IT PUTS THE SELLING PRICE UP BY £50 OR SO

DOES ANY ONE KNOW OF A VET IN THE SOUTH WALES AREA(CARMARTHENSHIRE) THAT IS NOT OPPOSED TO DOCKING WORKING DOGS?
- By Leigh [us] Date 05.09.01 17:29 UTC
Welcome to the forum Tango.
Is there any chance that you can take your CAPS LOCK off ?
It makes postings very hard to read :-)
Thanx.
Leigh
- By tango [gb] Date 05.09.01 17:33 UTC
o. k consider it done
- By Kerioak Date 05.09.01 18:13 UTC
On the odd occasion I have needed (not wanted) to have a pup docked my vet has charged me around £10 - plus the cost of visiting to check the dam out of course!

Possibly the price is "fairly" reasonable as both he and I are anti-docking!

Christine
- By Rest [us] Date 05.09.01 19:33 UTC
I wonder if the same vet would charge a "fairly reasonable" price to repair tail damage to an un-docked working ESS ?

Rest.
- By Kerioak Date 05.09.01 20:38 UTC
I would have thought that the WSS owners would have invented a tail protector by now that they could put on the dog when it is working - can't be that hard - can it?

Christine
- By Rest [us] Date 06.09.01 08:01 UTC
I wonder how you would keep them still long enough to fit it! :-) Rest.
- By Bec [gb] Date 05.09.01 21:09 UTC
If the damage being caused is so bad why haven't you got your vet to do anything about it so far? Surely any price is 'reasonable' to nsure the comfort of your dog? Or are they just 'tools of trade' to you?
- By Rest [us] Date 05.09.01 22:48 UTC
It was a hyperthetical question Bec. You totally missed the point :rolleyes: As for "tools of the trade" I will treat that comment with the contempt it deserves :-)

Rest.
- By sam Date 06.09.01 09:11 UTC
that sort of comment doesn't deserve an answer Bec.
- By Admin (Administrator) Date 06.09.01 10:33 UTC
Thread now locked - The original poster's question has been answered and the thread is being locked to prevent conflict
Topic Dog Boards / Visitors Questions / DOCKING (locked)

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