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Originally Posted by ironmike86  I agree a good breeder will help with co. I had a pup once and did a fecal and it had worms. They offered to pay for the medicine and fecal exam. But I declined because the pup was 6mo old and like to eat cat pies. Dogs are dogs.And it wasn't genetic. But it was nice offer. Well at least she said they had something wrong |
This is a congenital defect...the breeder's contract covers ( a replacement pup for) this...I'm confused about the breeders entire train of thought here personally.
So am I right, this breeder despite a reputation of high standing has had this issue in at least one pup before and is still breeding the parents?
Is this situation not unusual?
Is the issue so rare not breeding is not an issue?