> I don't
> have a perfectly marked tricolor stud dog (sorry) but I guess I may have
> to go with OFA even though it isn't *my* choice when evaluating the dogs
> of others.  I keep the xrays at my vets and they can be sent for
> evaluation to the vets of those who wish to use the dogs.  I know some
> breeders who wish to SEE the xrays (and show them to their own vet) and
> not just the OFA cert.

Do you have A tricolor stud dog--perfectly marked or not?  I have a list of
fully tested tricolor stud dogs over 2 years of age and there are only 7 on
the list--one of which is very old and very nearly infertile (not James!) so
really there are just 6.  All are either too heavily marked or too lightly
marked.  I am sure there are others, but have no idea where.  I don't see
them advertised, don't see them at shows--in fact don't see them being
*used* in the CKCSC statistics.  There is just no way of knowing what is
available.

As for xrays, I ask for all mine back from OFA and so far every one has come
back as ordered--they haven't forgotten to send them back.  I have a growing
stack of them.  This way people can see the xrays as well as the OFA cert.

Laura Lang

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