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Originally Posted by Archie's Mom  My pup was nuetered at 7 months and had one testicle that never dropped. The vet had to "pop" out the one that was hidden. She told me at that time I should contact his breeder and let her know this had happened as it was information she should have for her breeding program. Evidently it is a genetic thing -- so it also might make your puppy ineligible to breed (but I am by no means and expert on this, so don't quote me!). Good luck! |
Yes, you should also contract your breeder to let her know of your dog's condition as she really ought to not be breeding that line any longer. It is genetic and not a good thing to pass on. With cryptorchidism, the neuter is more invasive like a spay..and like I said before - there is a much higher risk of cancer
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Purchasing from backyard breeders, pet shops, and puppymills perpetuates the suffering of other dogs.
Educate yourself and buy from reputable breeders or rescue.