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Originally Posted by YORKIE_mom_2008  Ok first of all I am pretty sure I said tests, as in health, not conformation to the breed. Secondly, I have had him evaluated and his only faults are an immature coat and slight underbite. I know that there maybe some personality changes but am prepared to deal with them. And I am in the process of researching/contacting his line's breeders. But back to the actual question... Which Health Tests should I put him through? |
This evaluator should have let you know that it's not a recommended trait to use this male as a stud. It is a recessive trait and will be passed on to the puppies. IMO this guy should be a great pet and not be used to breed with. If your really interested in breeding then start out with solid standard to the breed stock with no recessive gene faults! If your going to do it then why not do it properly??