Hill Burleigh French Bulldogs MDBA #39983

31/05/2026

25/04/2026

11/04/2026

Indy and Diesel both have clear dna results for all of their panels 🥰

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Why do we talk alot about health testing ....🤔
DNA tested dogs results comes back as “clear”, “carrier” or “affected”.

*Clear - these dogs do not have any copies of the abnormal gene associated with the condition that has been tested for. These dogs are highly unlikely to develop this condition and will pass on a normal copy of the gene to their puppies

*Carrier - these dogs have one copy of the normal gene and one copy of the abnormal gene associated with the condition that has been tested for. These dogs are highly unlikely to develop this condition and may pass either one copy of the normal gene, or one copy of the abnormal gene on to their puppies.

*Affected - these dogs have two copies of the abnormal gene associated with the condition that has been tested for. These dogs will likely be affected by the disorder and will pass on one copy of the abnormal gene on to any future puppies.

The table below provides guidance on breeding from your DNA-tested dog.

*If your dog is clear
Clear dogs can be mated to any dogs without producing affected puppies. If they are bred with a carrier or affected dog they may produce carrier puppies.

*If your dog is a carrier
Carrier dogs can be used for mating, so long as they are only mated to clear dogs. Mating a carrier to a carrier, or a carrier to an affected dog is putting the health of future puppies at risk.

*If your dog is affected
Affected dogs can only be mated to clear dogs without risking producing affected puppies, however all resulting puppies will be carriers. Mating an affected dog to a carrier, or another affected dog is putting the health of future puppies at risk.

Making balanced breeding decisions 😁
As well as considering the implications of a dog’s DNA test results, there are other equally important factors to consider when deciding whether two dogs should be mated together, such as temperament, genetic diversity, conformation, other available health test results (eye certs, x-rays), the general health of the dogs etc.
Our breeding decisions are always well balanced and we take into consideration the qualities and compatibility of both the sire and dam.

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26/03/2026

Another day another relaxing position to be had 😂

26/03/2026

What do you do on a cold wet day? …..nothing apparently 😂

18/02/2026

Safe to say that Diesel is besotted with the beautiful little granddaughter 🥰
He was her shadow and even took watch while she slept!