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Quote: And don't forget, that's just the owners who chose to make their dysplastic dogs known. You have the option of sharing the results or not, and many people will only share satisfactory results. exactly.....meaning the REAL numbers are actually much worse. I honestly was a little...

Here's an interesting statistic from the Orthopedia Foundation's web site. Of 2075 St. Bernards checked for hip displaysia, only 51.3% had normal hips and 46.7% had abnormal hips. Only a scant 4.2% of the dogs tested had excellent hips. If I was in the market for a St. Bernard pup, those...

Quote: Looking for a stud dog with hip and health certification and making sure that the female also has no health issues has nothing to do with showing dogs or show potential. It has to do with a new owner not being heartbroken because their growing puppy is now being crippled by hip...

Go here.... http://www.offa.org/ and put in his name or his parent's registered names and see if you can find out anything about prior health testing, such as hip xrays. If the dog has not not been health tested and his parents have not been, I would not use him for stud. St. Bernards are...