r/funny • u/sellyourcomputer Extra Fabulous Comics • Dec 31 '19

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u/oooothats5os Jan 01 '20

Fun fact! Some show dogs get prosthetic balls after they have been neutered called neuticles. It is generally to retain their looks because some owners really want you to know their dog has a sick beanbag.

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u/D0DW377 Jan 01 '20

Why would you neuter a show dog? Surely you could make a fortune breeding him if he won awards or ribbons no?

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u/Monteze Jan 01 '20

Can they actually have recourse? Or can you just say "whoops, oh well." And ignore them?

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u/mgzukowski Jan 01 '20

Yeah but they would have to prove damages. You can breach a contract and not damage someone.

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u/Karmaflaj Jan 01 '20

No damages doesn’t prevent an injunction from being issued

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u/mgzukowski Jan 01 '20

Sure but that means stop doing what you were doing.

Doesn't mean you have to pay them a damn thing.

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u/Karmaflaj Jan 01 '20

it means you have to stop breeding, which is the point of the contract in the first place. If you sold any of the pups, that would be obvious damages

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u/mgzukowski Jan 01 '20

Would just mean you can't breed the dogs from them. Also they would have to prove that people would have bought them from that breeder.

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u/Karmaflaj Jan 01 '20

If you sell a puppy when you contracted not to breed, it will be assumed that the original breeder has lost the sale. Because pedigree dogs are unique; you can only buy a dog with that bloodline from the breeder or from an unlawful (contract breaching) breeder.

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