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answered on Oct 23, 2023
I'm truly sorry to hear about your situation. In general, veterinarians should obtain explicit consent before performing any medical procedures on a pet, including neutering. If they performed a procedure without the owner's permission, they may be liable for professional negligence or... View More 
It took me months to finally get my dog funded to get this dental appointment. They knew I didn't want him neutered. My girlfriend dropped him off and spoke to them about the dental work they were going to do, and they said nothing about neutering him to her. I went into pick him up and asked... View More
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answered on Oct 23, 2023
I'm truly sorry to hear about your situation. In general, veterinarians should obtain explicit consent before performing any medical procedures on a pet, including neutering. If they performed a procedure without the owner's permission, they may be liable for professional negligence or... View More
It took me months to finally get my dog funded to get this dental appointment. They knew I didn't want him neutered. My girlfriend dropped him off and spoke to them about the dental work they were going to do, and they said nothing about neutering him to her. I went into pick him up and asked... View More
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answered on Oct 23, 2023
I'm truly sorry to hear about your situation. In general, veterinarians should obtain explicit consent before performing any medical procedures on a pet, including neutering. If they performed a procedure without the owner's permission, they may be liable for professional negligence or... View More
She says we agreed on this. And we talked about it and I said we will see and she just demands she gets one she also didn't sign an agreement either. So my true question do I have to give her a puppy
answered on Sep 24, 2017
No, unless a court of law determines that you so agreed.
answered on Sep 19, 2017
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk%3AFairbanks,_Alaska#Moose_law
I gave my dog to a friend thinking they were going to be good owners. A week later they sold the dog to someone else. I am listed as the owner on the AKC registration paper and I still have the paper in my possession. Can I legally get "my" dog back?!
answered on Jun 9, 2016
No, you sold the dog. The AKC registration is incorrect (You do not own the dog; the new owner probably can correct it if he/she has a bill of sale), and in any event is not the proper way to perfect a security interest in animals such as dogs.
answered on Aug 10, 2015
Probably. I note that this question was asked some 16 months ago. Contact me if you have not yet resolved this matter.
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