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Originally Posted by Gracy I found the name of this condition, "Cryptorchidism". Now I am not diagnosing your dogs condition. Just it seems to have the same problem.
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the deal with Cryptorchidim that i am aware of is that your males sire should of had it or your Sire's sire ... when we raised Quarterhorses we would find a wonderful stud that was AQHA and foundation reg and take a look to see one testie droped ... with horses they are not registerable with this disorder i would think if you dont do the surgery and you leave it up to the new parents you run the risk of them not caring that they are passing on "flawed" Gene's for $$$ a two year old pet is .. what 400 to 500 dollars or free in CA ... dont know about where you live. good luck finding a good home for the guy