> I believe you Myra, this same scenario is played all over the place. Two
> more cents from a chastened non-Cavalier owner: what about those who have
> OFA numbers on their stud dogs and don't do the bitches? We have currently
> and have had in the past (several VERY prominant names in fact) that do
> this. One concludes that they can attract more stud fees with the OFA but
> don't have a problem breeding untested (or as you say, maybe tested and
> failed) bitches? What folks do with their own dogs is their business I feel,
> as long as the dogs are happy and cared for BUT when they go to sell dogs or
> offer dogs at public stud I would like to see them display a little more
> responsibility about the potential problems the new owners might encounter.
> If we all pull together we can move a big load. Now I shall sink back into
> my pile of ashes. Michael
>
>

You really can say things so well Michael!!  I love it!!  Anne


"John P. Garrison" wrote:

> Myra Savant
>
> > I've only been in cavaliers for about five years.  In that time, I have met
> > and talked to a breeder who was knowingly breeding a boy who had been unable
> > to get hip certification, and another one who was breeding a four year old
> > girl with MVD.  She was paying for stud service and not having particular
> > problems finding a dog to use either.  I've talked to two breeders about
> > using their boys and when pushed, they were unable to provide the hard copy
> > on heart clearance that they claimed they had.   I know of a girl who has a
> > slipping patellae who has been bred to.  I'm surprised that in the many
> > years that you have been breeding, you haven't met people who either don't
> > test or just keep on breeding the dog once it fails the tests.  They sure
> > are out there, and I have a hard time believing that I am the only breeder
> > in the US who has met them.  If you think that everyone is concerned about
> > health issues, go to the OFA data base someday and start looking up affixes.
> > Myra Savant
>
> I believe you Myra, this same scenario is played all over the place. Two
> more cents from a chastened non-Cavalier owner: what about those who have
> OFA numbers on their stud dogs and don't do the bitches? We have currently
> and have had in the past (several VERY prominant names in fact) that do
> this. One concludes that they can attract more stud fees with the OFA but
> don't have a problem breeding untested (or as you say, maybe tested and
> failed) bitches? What folks do with their own dogs is their business I feel,
> as long as the dogs are happy and cared for BUT when they go to sell dogs or
> offer dogs at public stud I would like to see them display a little more
> responsibility about the potential problems the new owners might encounter.
> If we all pull together we can move a big load. Now I shall sink back into
> my pile of ashes. Michael
>
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