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***Playergirl*** · 09-30-2011, 04:20 AM

The law just says you need a breeder's license.... I mean, it's a little inconveniencing and I don't like the whole need to license dogs in the first place, but I fully accept the consequences of not licensing my dogs.
I'm assuming you would, before moving to a new area, research the dog laws of the area, which probably states that if you have x number of intact dogs, you need a breeder's license.
The law isn't really "wrong", it's just a little inconvenient. You probably could have gotten your license prior to moving to the area, or registered the day you got there. Therefore eliminating the need for them to access your property and invading your privacy and, if they did get called to your residence, you'd just have to wave your little license paper and that'd be that.

09-30-2011, 04:20 AM	#16
*Playergirl* Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 440 Senior Member	The law just says you need a breeder's license.... I mean, it's a little inconveniencing and I don't like the whole need to license dogs in the first place, but I fully accept the consequences of not licensing my dogs. I'm assuming you would, before moving to a new area, research the dog laws of the area, which probably states that if you have x number of intact dogs, you need a breeder's license. The law isn't really "wrong", it's just a little inconvenient. You probably could have gotten your license prior to moving to the area, or registered the day you got there. Therefore eliminating the need for them to access your property and invading your privacy and, if they did get called to your residence, you'd just have to wave your little license paper and that'd be that.
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