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Originally Posted by Brooklynn  I always have mine checked by the vet before placing into a pet home and normally the knees are tight. IF they were loose at that age I wouldn't be placing them until later or have an agreement with the new buyer to watch and see what happens when they reach a year old as to the grade of LP and then decide after that. I believe an examination can be correct at 12 to 16 weeks. But remember even puppies running around can injure themselves so really hard to determine if it would be genetic or caused by injury. I personally would watch and see with the new owners and go from there.
Donna Bird
Brooklynn's Yorkshire Terriers |
my vet does everything when I take them in for their final visit before they leave, but it would be nice to get the form filled out and send it in to the place mentioned above and perhaps give new parents a copy along with the regular health certificate I provide.. That's what I was thinking.