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Old 07-01-2009, 02:52 AM
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Re: Thinking about offering your dog at Stud?

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Originally Posted by han89 View Post
as i have already said... the dogs were left to my boyfriend when an elderly women went to hospital- she then died.

i have never known a pedigree dog breeder to genetically screen an animal for all the possible genetic problems in order to breed, its all about the money to them.

if you want to argue this further, as i am studying genetics in my degree, i have come across noguidelines in the breeding standards which are known to me, that states that in order for as dog to be used for breeding it has all genetic faults checked for. I am not against breeding dogs to create a specific temperament or dog use, however at the moment most dog species are sooo inbred at the moment their genetics have increased homozygosity simply means that more diseases are going to be seen more often as a result of not all, breeding standards and practices.
Nothing in the Breed Standards but check out kc Scheme A and Scheme B on KC Website re tests required for certain breeds and also check out Breed Clubs
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