[ SHOWGSD-L ] Re: showgsd-l Digest V4 #2412
- From: grnram415@xxxxxxx
- To: Stormy435@xxxxxxx, Showgsd-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 17:19:56 -0400
Actually. I just did and none of us qualify. The main requirement is that you
are breeding to sell to brokers and pet stores. That is their
responsibility. Breeding animals to sell pups to the END buyer is not their
domain. As for inspection requirements, and this may have changed since Jim
set up your kennels. is this. Animals must have a specific size area based on
the animal's size. The runs must be clean and consist of food, water and
shelter from extreme environments. Animals used for breeding must have
health certs but those are very basic. They don't care about OFA, CERT,
whatever. They only care that breeding animals don't have any obvious health
problems. Your records have to be in order as well. Ok, that sounds pretty
reasonable except for the part that you must be breeding to sell to brokers and
pet stores. So, I guess that loophole is closed.
Laura Thomas     Â
-----Original Message-----
From: Stormy435@xxxxxxx
To: GrnRam415@xxxxxxx
Sent: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 12:44 pm
Subject: Re: [ SHOWGSD-L ] Re: showgsd-l Digest V4 #2412
I would check the requirements of a usda license first, kiddo. You don't even
WANT to qualify :-)
Stormy
In a message dated 6/19/07 1:20:12 PM, grnram415@xxxxxxx writes:
That is a good question. Some time ago, I tried to get a kennel license,
considered commercial in this City, and was turned down. I live in a
residential area but am zoned for agriculture. I can have up to 4 horses,
pigs or cows on my 1/2 acre property, no limit on sheep, goats, or fowl.Â
But, I can only have 3 dogs. So, I got a Breeder's license which is $100.00
per intact dog. I did not look into a USDA permit. That is not a City
commercial license soooooo....since that is Federal, would that trump the City
laws? Hmmm. Something to think about, that loophole.  Â
That is a good question. Some time ago, I tried to get a kennel license,
considered commercial in this City, and was turned down. I live in a
residential area but am zoned for agriculture. I can have up to 4 horses,
pigs or cows on my 1/2 acre property, no limit on sheep, goats, or fowl.Â
But, I can only have 3 dogs. So, I got a Breeder's license which is $100.00
per intact dog. I did not look into a USDA permit. That is not a City
commercial license soooooo....since that is Federal, would that trump the City
laws? Hmmm. Something to think about, that loophole.  Â
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Stormy Hope
California Federation of Dog Clubs
www.cfodconline.org
S.P. Region GSDCA RALEEF Representative
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