No, it can be in the thigh, but can you imagine what the judge would think if your dog didn't feel like rolling over and showing him? <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/shocked.gif" alt="" />
No, you don't wait. But if you happened to get a dog that was not tattooed by the breeder, chances are they will be up.
I typically do my pups at 7 weeks, but I have had some females with smaller ears that I waited a little longer to do. Nothing to do with standing. Many breeders do not do it at all for whatever reason, even breeders of working line dogs. The tattoo kit is a worthwhile investment in my personal opinion.
If you have a chip, you must provide a scanner on trial day. Tattoos will always be the ID of choice because all it takes is a bit of nair and a pair of eyes to read the tattoo.
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Re: Tattooing
[Re: Howard Knauf ]
#85833 - 10/03/2005 12:11 AM 
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