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Hello from Tabasco, Mexico

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  • @Maca:

    They tell me that there is no more fanconi because that thing ends with the new expedition for getting more dogs in the 80s.

    Now reading im know thats is not acuraccy..

    Well reading and thinking about this issue i undestand that I can pay for a kit for fanconi and sending back a dna sample internationally.. ?

    I will do the fanconi.. as soon as possible.

    A very wise thing to do. And I hope that you will tell the breeders that they are wrong in telling people that there is no more Fanconi. Nothing can be further from the truth

  • :) yep.. i understand that, i dont understand why the breeders dont.. :(:confused:

    thanks for the info. searching the parents of maca, i see there are some dogs clear and other carriers.:eek:

    The breeders say to me that theirs dogs are healthy but i will do the test on Maca.:o

  • Welcome to our group. I think you are wise to have the test done. And yes she is very cute.

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