dog custurdy laws?

Question

could someone please tell me the corect laws on dog custurdy and where you stand if you have got a reciept for a dog?

Answer 1

A dog is considered property.
If you have the purchase receipt, then you should be considered the rightful owner.

Answer 2

Are you saying dog CUSTODY, as in registering your dog? Most cities or counties have licensing requirements for dogs, usually a small fee that goes toward a humane society or payment to people whose livestock are killed by dogs. You need to keep your dog's shots up to date and it should wear its rabies tag. Some people put a microchip or another tag on their dog to identify its owner.
If you bought a dog and someone is contesting the purchase, for whatever reason, the receipt is all the proof you need.
Hope this answers you correctly.

Answer 3

If the dog was originally stolen, it makes no difference whether you have a recaeipt or not. It's still the property of the original owner. It's the same as if you unknowingly buy a stolen car. It's not your fault, but you lose. Unless you can trace the seller and sue for your money back. I think the expression is 'buyer beware'.

Answer 4

Thanks so much for cheering me up - dog CUSTURDY indeed! I laughed so hard I was nearly sick - in fact, I can hardly see at the moment for tears. You put that dog in custard and I'm reporting you to the RSPCA.

28/6 I starred this question not because I think it's interesting but because when I want to cheer myself up I'll be able to find it quickly!!

Answer 5

Dog custurdy?

570ml/1 pint milk
55ml/2fl oz single cream
1 vanilla pod or ½ tsp vanilla extract
4 eggs, yolks only
30g/1oz caster sugar
2 level tsp cornflour
1 dog

Method
1. Bring the milk, cream and vanilla pod to simmering point slowly over a low heat.
2. Remove the vanilla pod (wash the vanilla pod, dry and store in jar with caster sugar to make vanilla sugar).
3. Whisk the yolks, sugar and cornflour together in a bowl until well blended.
4. Pour the hot milk and cream on to the eggs and sugar, whisking all the time with a balloon whisk.
5. Return to the pan, (add vanilla extract if using) and over a low heat gently stir with a wooden spatula until thickened.
6. Pour the custard over a dog and serve at once.

Answer 6

Not entitrely sure I understand the question, but thank you joolsmc for your brilliant answer/recipe. I woke up feeling really miserable and unhappy, but reading your recipe for dog custard made me laugh out loud and cheered me up no end. Thankyou for that !

Answer 7

Dogs are treated as property under the law. If you have the receipt and you paid for it, then it is yours or the other person has to pay you for it if they want to keep it.

Answer 8

Thats brilliant Julesmc made me laugh

Answer 9

You stand outside with your receipt if you have a ciggy in the other hand

Answer 10

You are not allowed to make custard out of dogs. That is definitely illegal.