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Registration of a Low Uric Acid Dalmatian import from the USA

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At its meeting on 5th January 2010, the Kennel Club General Committee accepted an application to register an imported Dalmatian produced from a breeding programme which was originated with an intentional Pointer/Dalmatian cross. This cross-breeding was carried out in the USA as part of a programme aimed at introducing the low (or normal) uric acid gene into the Dalmatian breed.

Source: DogMagazine.net – the K9 Magazine blog

Registration of a Low Uric Acid Dalmatian import from the USA

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