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Originally Posted by Baileys_Momma If you are looking to breed your Yorkie, him having only one testes isn't going to stop him from breeding. Both of my babies father only have one testes and my male has both of his. Although yes, it can be genetic, there is no reason why you still wouldn't be able to breed him. Please don't be so upset. Having one testes is not a health concern as it happens to adults, children and pets all the time. |
It is my understanding that this IS a genetic defect and shouldn't be bred.
That being said, the more obvious reason that this dog should not be bred is the fact that the breeder who sold him has not been forthright or communicative and who knows what other problems may be existing in his background.