I will add that in my last litter I did not BAT the pups. My vet does not recommend that at 12 weeks. I did however have them spayed and neutered prior to leaving, every one as they were all pet quality and sold as such. I have read on here lots of lay people recommending BAT on pups prior to placement which as stated has not been recommended by my vet so I will defer that at this point, but if and when my vet recommends it, it will be done. All my pups also leave with a 3 month supply of frontline and heartguard, have been vet checked, stool sample checked, and pre spoiled.
It does not stop with just testing the parents it continue into everything that is done as a breeder.
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