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Stunning Health tested Springer Dog AT STUD
Market Drayton
1 month
£300
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Adv. ID
1823908
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1315
Favourites
43
Adv. Location
Advert Type
For stud
Health Checked
no
KC registered by collection
yes
Microchipped by collection date
no
Neutered
no
Pet Age:
7 years, 11 months
Vaccinations up to date
yes
Worm and flea treated
no
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Very well bred English Springer Spaniel AT Stud. Young dog that just wants to please and was easy to train. Liveri and white lovely head and body with great movement. "One of the best springers ive seen in a long time". A repeat mating is offered 48 hours after the first mating. In the unfortunate event that your bitch doesn't take then a free repeat mating will be offered for your bitches next season. As an experienced dog handler, I am here to help with assisted matings from first time maiden bitches or more experienced bitches. To also talk the owners through the process with any questions you may have.
Pendaran Chunta - DNA test clear
Choc has 2 copies of the normal gene and will neither develop phosphofructokinase deficiency, nor pass a phosphofructokinase deficiency gene to its offspring.
Choc has 2 copies of the normal gene and will neither develop PRA caused by the CORD1 mutation, nor pass this mutation to its offspring. Other factors may delay the effects of the CORD1 mutation in some dogs. .. Choc has 2 copies of the normal gene and will neither develop fucosidosis, nor pass a fucosidosis gene to its offspring.
DNA test for Acral Mutilation Syndrome clear Current bva/kc/odds eye certificate 2020. Gonioscopy clinically unaffected clear 2020
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