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Originally Posted by moondog Your responsibility is to not ignore what you know and act on that. Don't worry about the breeder's reaction, that just gives you a route to succumb to your fear of her reaction and the turmoil it cause you.  If you become aware of a genetic problem with your puppy, in my mind you have an ethical obligation to inform the person who bred your puppy. What that person does with the info is not something you can do anything about, and time will tell in any case.
Maybe she'll care, maybe she won't, but do it anyway...for yourself. Any test results that can be disclosed in a database, I would disclose. |
Even after I contacted Khori's breeder, she is still breeding both like crazy. I waited so long for him, so maybe its why I get upset over how I am being treated by her. I haven't e-mailed her to really say what I am thinking. I know it won't do any good, but might make me feel better.