New dog contract?

[AspenBud]

...and dogs not worth breeding do no good for the gene pool

Dogs not worth breeding may actually help the breeds gene pool, but may not help the gene pool that breeders like.

For some dogs that has proven true, though not in the way you're implying. More than one field trial dog has been sold off, done things the breeder didn't think it could, and then got bought back by the breeder for a great deal more than it sold for as a pup or got bred to one of the breeder's other dogs. That's not unheard of at all.

You're problem however comes when the dog is sold on a limited registration or with no papers at all and you think your dog is something special but the breeder sees nothing in it they want.

[Knocker of rocks]

I just like to hike with my dog, and to feed him beef jerky.

He loves either me or the beef jerky

[Knocker of rocks]

I'm also not sure how destruction of property works in these cases but if a dog is found to be valued at more that $1500 you may also be opening yourself up to a class B felony if you have it fixed in violation of a co-own agreement.

And what prosecutor in the world would want to try a case of felonious neutering?

[AspenBud]

I'm also not sure how destruction of property works in these cases but if a dog is found to be valued at more that $1500 you may also be opening yourself up to a class B felony if you have it fixed in violation of a co-own agreement.

And what prosecutor in the world would want to try a case of felonious neutering?

I would hope none, but then on the other hand what kind of court finds McDonald's guilty of negligence when an old lady spills hot coffee in her lap or for that matter even hears the case?