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Old 24-08-2009, 22:32   #1
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Originally Posted by Rona View Post
This is exactly my question! What should the law say in case the parents are beautiful and have A or B HD but BOTH in their lines carry strong displastic genes which can cumulate and in result lead to C (or worse) pups? How far can legal regulations codify such cases?
Yes , but the breeders are not scientists, and as you have already said a certified database it doesn't exist and not even an obligation of investigation about the ancestors, therefore the juridical obligation of breeders are limited only to the health of their own dogs

Obviously the juridical obligations must always be distinguished by ethical and by the conscience of good breeders, in fact if I have a healthy dog with so many relatives displasic it will be my I spell to join him with caution or not to do him really to reproduce
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