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Question by Greg
Submitted on 3/11/2004
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I have a dog. I'm moving to a park that only allows dogs who have been neutered. My problem is that I don't want to get the procedure but still want to move in the park. Where can i get fake papers saying the dog has been neutered?


Answer by drama
Submitted on 3/14/2004
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for 1 i dont understand what u mean by moving into the park???? and 2 u can make up papers or ask around its not hard just ask ppl u know with dogs walking down the street..but either way it goes u might have papers...but ur dog will still have a pair of golfballs hangin behind his ass lol..dont u think that'll be kinda suspicious lmao?..and in neutered its male /spay female ...just so when u reply ithere is no misunderstanding...what kinda park u talking about and if ur dogs balls rr that important..find some place else to move to..thats ur best bet...xmoneexmafiax@aol.com..hit me up wid ur reply

 

Answer by Catherine
Submitted on 10/22/2004
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It is illegal to falsify veterinary papers, and if your dog is a titled dog in conformation, they cannot ban your dog from this 'park'. If your breed happens to be one that is considered 'dangerous' such as a pit bull, etc. you will just have to find somewhere else to go.

 

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