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Originally Posted by 107barney  All they have to do is examine him. They do not require xrays or anything. So they just have to do the check offs that he is normal for his age/breed. It's a tougher call in a brand new puppy because if you do the exam they might find something. I was pretty sure they would not find anything wrong with Winston but Teddy - well - you never know with him (he has 5 genetic diseases and other medical issues). I wish I was as smart as you to get it while he was a puppy. |
I love that you say smart. My husband says "paranoid"...lol.
Our first owned dog (not counting fosters) was an American Pit that we had from birth. Super healthy, not a thing wrong until ten years old. Then she got a recurring throat tumor and had $15,000+ in surgery the last two years of her life. Never again. Since then, any pet we've owned has been insured. Fosters we didn't need, so it had been a while since I had to do this insurance thing. Lol.