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7/22/08
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OK ' Bibical Hernia's are not that common .In Our ESS's . Hope you mean AKC not CKC or any other registery .
Personally I look at the pedigree's and the whole dog . Never breed anything till the OFA on hip and Elbows come back at 24 months old .Then you would have had time to Blood DNA test for PRA . Cerf the eye's every year,Tempernment ,color and ex. Check any problems on the whole dog before breeding .
Go to a AKC ABC's symposium about breeding.
If its a female I would have her altered becouse of acurring problems it might have in life . But' if it a male just have the Hernia fixed .
In New York state we have a puppy law .Any puppy sold and found to be unfit for sale by a NYSL vet.Within Two weeks of sale Agraculture Law says that the breeder is to take back the puppy and give you the whole refund sale of the pup .
If you not have done your health checks on the dog you have at your house that you wanted to breed.
You should be doing this before thinking on a reputabl
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Deborah
Soaring Springer's /Puppies /occaisonal Rescue's
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2/10/09
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Hernias are commonin any breed If the mother chewed th cord to short and then the puppiy can have an infection, results: Hernia
You still can breed this dog later it dosen't matter, if its not to big. My first Springer here in the US had a Hernia and nothing happend to her with breeding.
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Gardner
vom King-Charles
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