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Old 08-09-2008, 10:14 AM
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DNA testing

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What is DNA testing and how do I get it done? I have a 20 month old vizsla and although I am not sure if I will breed from her or not I have had her hip scored just in case. I have been researching breeding for ages and there are lots of items on hip scoring to be found but I cant seem to find any on DNA testing! Many stud dogs insist on this so I am curious to find out what is needed and why?
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Re: DNA testing

I'm not sure if you would like a DNA test, but you can certainly find some information on dnamydog.com.
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Re: DNA testing

OptiGen - Instructions and Information. go to this website
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Re: DNA testing

Also Animal Welfare, Cat, Dog, Horse, Charity, Donations, Animal Health Trust for dna tests available in the UK

In a quick look I could not find anything for vizslas. Are you sure it is a DNA test you are enquiring about or DNA profiling? Profiling is quite cheap £15 and the Kennel Club do it (Animal Health Trust as well but more expensive). It's useful to check parentage of a litter if there are any doubts, and proof of identity if the dog is stolen.
DNA tests use either cheek swabs (you get a little kit and do it at home - easy peasy) or blood samples that the vet has to take, depending on the test itself. The KC profiling is with cheek swabs.

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Yeah my mistake it is dna profiling. Thanks for all your info.
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