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Originally Posted by Willow  I was talking with my vet today about testing for Brucellois (sp?) and he seemed confused why I wanted my girls tested if they hadn't been with a male. I told him the breeder who is allowing us the use of her stud requires it. He said ok but suggested waiting until right before she is due for her heat. Then he said it wasn't necessary if they hadn't ever been with a male and that it will come up negative. He will do it just because it is required by the breeder.
So I want to know when you have yours blood tested? |
Not that there is anything wrong with your girls, but someone with a stud will generally require this and it is a very good sign that they do.
They are doing what is in the best interest of their male.
I am 99% sure that my vet told me it
can be spread other ways (and I'm pretty sure that's one of those endless debateable questions ) I don't see where it would hurt since it IS only a blood test...not a major fasting or demanding procedure for the girl.