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 Use google translator And anyway you explain what was already said by others (Paula's explanation and Admin's one (who the heck is Admin??) was more simple and easier to understand!): elbow and hip displasia are transmitted in different ways. Take away from breeding a dog with Elbow displasia and you have a higher probability to eliminate the problem because it's a Genetic factor while Hips are combination of genetic and environment.
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