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This article is from the Genetic Diseases in Dogs FAQ, by Gary Mason.
Participation in shows could be made dependent upon test results being
furnished to, and being evaluated by, the sponsoring organizations.
Once entered, judges could impose penalties on animals that were found
to have visible characteristics related to genetic diseases, and
forward that information to the appropriate registry.
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