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Michael Romanos · 07-09-2007, 06:03 PM

The breeding arrangement part of most co-ownerships can be a sticky subject. Some co-ownerships insist that the co-owner/breeder takes over full responsibilities of a mating programme and you may lose your loved pet for many weeks and only get a share of the stud fees or sale of puppies or indeed have to concede the pick of the litter/s.

If you import from Australia or New Zealand from leading breeders I would say you need to be serious at handling the Corgi in the show ring and/or with a breeding aspect in mind. But there are always exceptions.

I have another proposition. There is a breeder in Canada - an hour away from the US-Can border, who has stunning direct NZ bred and NZ associated Pems, one of which is a sister of my Pem. The breeder is happy to export puppies to the USA if and when she has any available.

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Michael Romanos Global Moderator Dog Profile Status: Offline Posts: 4,838 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Silverstream (near Wellington, the capital of NZ)	07-09-2007, 06:03 PM The breeding arrangement part of most co-ownerships can be a sticky subject. Some co-ownerships insist that the co-owner/breeder takes over full responsibilities of a mating programme and you may lose your loved pet for many weeks and only get a share of the stud fees or sale of puppies or indeed have to concede the pick of the litter/s. If you import from Australia or New Zealand from leading breeders I would say you need to be serious at handling the Corgi in the show ring and/or with a breeding aspect in mind. But there are always exceptions. I have another proposition. There is a breeder in Canada - an hour away from the US-Can border, who has stunning direct NZ bred and NZ associated Pems, one of which is a sister of my Pem. The breeder is happy to export puppies to the USA if and when she has any available.