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January 12th 06, 07:01 PM
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Passing on health problems to offspring question
If a sire and dam both ended up dying of cancer within mths of each other
does this put my dog at a high risk of developing cancer? My dog is from one of their litters and I want to keep an eye on him as he is approaching old age soon. I'm not sure what type of cancer..but I will ask today. 
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