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Originally Posted by ivy Are you sure because the vet and groomer and others i've talked to said that it can be cancerous and not that Kiroshi shouldn't i shouldn't breed him because it can be passed and he might be sterile. |
Yes, you are correct. It could very well become problematic as far as cancer is concerned. And from everything I know, it IS hereditary. Why would you want to pass on a genetic defect--one that carries the cancer possibility at that--on to future generations? Just not a good idea, IMO. Remember, just because the male may be physically able to father pups, doens't mean he should.
