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  • Test kits

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    Buddys PalB
    @mustBcrazy: could you please post where to get these test kits, and whats all required to send off seems like there were some problems with testing in the pass, yeah been a while, isis is doing great,what a love ,hopefully we'll get on more …. tia www.offa.org/cart.html- it is at the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals as I understand it…time for me to get one too!
  • Just want to make sure…

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    @tlish: so, do i have this process correct for fanconi testing? 1. register dog with phenome project (almost wrote 'phoneme' - you can tell i'm a teacher) 2. fill out an order for testing kit on OFA site question - does the dog need to be already registered with AKC before you begin this process, or is that irrelevant? thanks! You do not have to register the dog with the Phenome Project. offa.org is doing the testing management so you can go straight there and look under DNA tests.
  • Kits: time to UK?

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    lvossL
    I had my results 3 days after they recieved the kit back. But you have to check because they don't send you an email with the results.
  • I just sent Otis Fanconi test in …

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    BasenjimammaB
    Wow that is fast Dan, but either way I can wait 3-4 weeks, maybe even 5 ..LOL. His parents are both clear, I am doingthis for peace of mind as well as one more dog tested theory..the more in the system the better.
  • Just a question…

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    @basi: This is what I liked about the German system and many other countries in europe, being that all dogs have to be tested before they can be bred from. @tanza: Is the DNA Fanconi test reconized as a required test in those countries in Europe that require pre-testing? And it is really no different here… most have or are testing, but there are still people that do not and still have their heads in the sand about testing... I wish that all testing was public knowledge like the Fanconi test.... like hips, eyes, etc... Following more in depth from Basi, she is also meaning that in Germany breeders will recieve VERY hefty fines for breeding without the proper testing and permissions from the breed club. They can have their kennel license (of sorts) revoked, be denied from entering shows and registering dogs of their breeding or from other breeders). A dog has to be of a certain age, and received a set amount of show awards before it can be entered into the breeding permissions exam. Then a actual show judge and member of the breed club evaluate the dogs to be entered into the stud books.
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