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The individual dog
Match the record to the dog’s registered identity. A pedigree or registration identifies a dog, but it is not itself a health evaluation.
Health testing
Research health-tested Rottweilers through dog-specific records. Snubnose publishes approved OFA hip and elbow evaluations, JLPP information, and other documented health records only in the context of the individual dog, with the exact test or evaluation, result, issuer, and date when approved for publication.
How to read a record
A useful record lets you identify the dog, understand what was evaluated, see the original result, and know who issued it.
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Match the record to the dog’s registered identity. A pedigree or registration identifies a dog, but it is not itself a health evaluation.
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A DNA laboratory result, a hip or elbow evaluation, and a veterinary submission form answer different questions. Read the record heading and issuer.
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Use the issuing organization’s wording. Collection, imaging, report, and registry dates can be different, so the date needs its own context.
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A document is evidence about one dog and one test. It does not replace routine veterinary care or predict every future health outcome.
Individual profiles
Dog-level health, title, and pedigree information stays attached to the individual dog. One profile’s information is never used as a claim about another dog or a future litter.
Current published state
Each profile presents the approved health information for that dog. Contact Marc if you have questions about a specific result or evaluation.
A clear limit
Health information can support an informed conversation about a dog. For medical questions about a result, speak with the issuing organization and your veterinarian.
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Next step
Review the individual dog profiles, then contact Marc with a question about information shown on a specific record.
Contact Snubnose Rottweiler
Send a message through the website and Marc will respond using your preferred contact method.