Can anyone help i have a ragdoll cat 6months old and wanted 2 breed her phoned the lady i bought her off for £300 and she said i cant i aint allowed i didnt have to sign anythink to say that i wouldnt. Anyone got any reasons why?
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Tasha
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As long as you are sure that you didn't sign your name on any papers saying that you wouldn't breed the cat, it is fine that you breed it. Was there a verbal agreement that you wouldn't breed the cat? Either verbal agreement's rarely hold up in court if it ever went that far. (Which it probably won't). A friend of mine had that same deal with a Bengal Cat, the lady didn't have him sign anything so he was ok to breed it.
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It may not have been something separate you signed if you co-own it with the breeder. That is what is commonly done here in the USA to make sure someone doesn't start backyard breeding or sells a puppy to a puppy mill. Breeders routinely sell animals as being co-owned with them so that anything that might need both signatures, like seling or breeding, would come to their attention.
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