I agree with Ladymom, from what I've read, puppy mills rarely (read never) test for genetic disorders or conditions that may not show up for years. That's one of the reasons so many people are pushing to require such testing.
Unfortunately, puppies are big business, and are thought of by most as a commodity, not living creatures.
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