Where do i get accurate figures from

philnicandamy

It might not come to that shadow....just warning you the OR has powers to seize thats not to say they would....you never know what an OR is thinking

betterlatethannever

I think that the OR would look at the cost of looking after the dog more than the value of it.
Someone came on here ages ago who had a horse and i think the OR wanted her to get rid as the costs were high for its care.

Waspeze

Taken from the insolvency website regarding pedigrees


31.6.47 Pedigree pets


A bankrupt's pets are unlikely to have a value, unless they are pedigree animals. Even so, a pedigree pet is unlikely to be saleable unless it has been used recently by the bankrupt for breeding purposes, is of an impeccable pedigree e.g a recent winner of Crufts, or is of a rare or currently fashionable breed. If possible a valuation should be obtained .If it is apparent that the bankrupt was engaged in business as a breeder, the animals should be sold as an asset of the business. If necessary, specialist agents should be used. If the bankrupt claims an emotional attachment to the animals, it should be suggested that a member of the bankrupt's family or other third party purchase the animals. The costs of sale that would otherwise be incurred should be taken into account in assessing any such offer.
In the rare event that a company in liquidation owns pedigree animals, they should be sold, although the directors of the company may wish to purchase the animals.

shadowdragon

philnicandamy wrote: »

It might not come to that shadow....just warning you the OR has powers to seize thats not to say they would....you never know what an OR is thinking

Well i hope not, but will they ask if i have a dog ect, i really want to be honest with the whole bc process but the thought of loosing my dog just doesnt bear thinking about.

Waspeze

You'll presumably put things like pet insurance etc on your I&E so the OR would probably guess

From my post above it looks like it is very rare for the OR to actually be interested

shadowdragon

Waspeze wrote: »

Taken from the insolvency website regarding pedigrees


31.6.47 Pedigree pets


A bankrupt's pets are unlikely to have a value, unless they are pedigree animals. Even so, a pedigree pet is unlikely to be saleable unless it has been used recently by the bankrupt for breeding purposes, is of an impeccable pedigree e.g a recent winner of Crufts, or is of a rare or currently fashionable breed. If possible a valuation should be obtained .If it is apparent that the bankrupt was engaged in business as a breeder, the animals should be sold as an asset of the business. If necessary, specialist agents should be used. If the bankrupt claims an emotional attachment to the animals, it should be suggested that a member of the bankrupt's family or other third party purchase the animals. The costs of sale that would otherwise be incurred should be taken into account in assessing any such offer.
In the rare event that a company in liquidation owns pedigree animals, they should be sold, although the directors of the company may wish to purchase the animals.

Thanks for that, she is a siberian husky, and she is not used for breeding at all. Siberian Husky Puppies go for about £500, I think and it hurts to even think about it, but she would be less than £300 due to being 2years old. But I dont see her as a monetary figure just my dog.

philnicandamy

Waspeze wrote: »

You'll presumably put things like pet insurance etc on your I&E so the OR would probably guess

From my post above it looks like it is very rare for the OR to actually be interested

As I said.........

shadowdragon

But what if i didnt put pet insurance (which I dont have cos of cost, and its a rip off) or Pet food seperate to the normal shopping bill? Would it be ok to kinda be ignorant of the pet situation, and dont say anything unless asked?

Waspeze

philnicandamy wrote: »

As I said.........

Yep ... I just took the scenic route :cool:

shadowdragon

ok finished the budgeting stuff and after general living taken from both my partners and I income we have £107 left to pay creditors per month. Any suggestions on how that will addressed with the OR?