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Breed Cardiomyopathy Chronic Hepatitis Pennhip Elbow Dysplasia Annually Annually 16 Weeks 6 Months Old Breed Cardiomyopathy Chronic Hepatitis PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Annually Annually 16 Weeks 6 Months Old Afghan Akita PennHip Alaskan malamute PennHip Airedale terrier PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Akbash Dog PennHip American Bulldog PennHip Elbow Dysplasia American Pit Bull terrier PennHip Elbow Dysplasia American Staffordshire terrier PennHip Elbow Dysplasia American Water Spaniel Elbow Dysplasia Austrailian Cattle Dog PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Austrailian Kelpie PennHip Austrailian Shepherd PennHip Basenji PennHip Basset hound PennHip Beagle PennHip Bearded Collie PennHip Beauceron PennHip Bedlington terrier Chronic Hepatitis Belgian Malinois Elbow Dysplasia Belgian Mastiff PennHip Bernese Mountain Dog PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Bichon Frise PennHip Black Russian terrier PennHip Elbow Dysplasia BloodHound PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Border collie PennHip Border terrier PennHip Boston terrier Bouvier des Flandres PennHip Boxer Cardiomyopathy PennHip Boykin Spaniel PennHip Braque de Bourbonnais PennHip Briard PennHip Brittany Bullmastiff PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Cairn terrier Cane Corso PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Canaan Dog PennHip Cardigan Welsh corgi PennHip Catahoula Leopard hound PennHip Caucasian Ovcharka PennHip Cavalier King Charles Spaniel PennHip Chesapeake Bay Retriever PennHip Chihuahua Chinese Shar pei PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Chinook PennHip Chow PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Clumber Spaniel Cocker spaniel Cardiomyopathy Chronic Hepatitis Elbow Dysplasia Coton De Tulear PennHip Curly-Coated Retriever PennHip Dachshund Dalmatian Chronic Hepatitis PennHip Dandie Dinmont terrier Doberman pinscher Cardiomyopathy Chronic Hepatitis PennHip Dogo Argentino 1 Elbow Dysplasia Dogue de Bordeaux PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Dutch Scheperd PennHip English Bulldog PennHip English Cocker Spaniel English Fox Hound PennHip English Mastiff PennHip English Pointer PennHip English Setter PennHip Elbow Dysplasia English Shepherd PennHip English Springer spaniel PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Entlebucher Sennenhund PennHip Estrela Mountain Dog PennHip Field Spaniel PennHip Fila Brasiliero PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Flat-Coated Retriever PennHip French Bulldog PennHip German Shepherd PennHip Elbow Dysplasia German Wirehaired Pointer PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Giant schnauzer PennHip Glen of Imaal Terrier PennHip Golden Retriever PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Goldendoodle Cross PennHip Gordon Setter PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Great Dane Cardiomyopathy PennHip Great Pyrenees PennHip Greater Swiss Mountain PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Havanese PennHip Icelandic Sheepdog PennHip Irish Setter PennHip Irish Water Spaniel PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Irish wolfhound Cardiomyopathy Elbow Dysplasia Kangal Dog PennHip Karelian Bear Dog PennHip Keeshound PennHip Kerry Blue terrier King Shepherd PennHip Komondor PennHip Korean Jindo PennHip Kuvasz PennHip Lab-golden cross PennHip Labrador retriever Chronic Hepatitis PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Labradoodle PennHip Leonberger PennHip Llewellin Setter PennHip Maltese Manchester terrier Mastiff Elbow Dysplasia Miniature Austrailian Shepherd PennHip Miniature pinscher Miniature Poodle PennHip Neopolitan Mastiff PennHip Newfoundland Cardiomyopathy PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Norfolk terrier Norwegian elkhound PennHip Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever PennHip Old English Sheephound PennHip Olde English Bulldogge PennHip 2 Pembroke Welsh corgi ` PennHip Perro De Presa Canario PennHip Petite Basset Griffon Vendeen PennHip Polish Lowland Sheepdog PennHip Poodle (standard) Chronic Hepatitis PennHip Poodle (toy) PennHip Portuguese Water Dog PennHip Puli PennHip Rat terrier PennHip Rhodesian Ridgeback PennHip Rottweiler PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Saluki Samoyed PennHip Standard Schnauzer PennHip Scottish terrier Chronic Hepatitis Scottish deerhound Cardiomyopathy Sealyham terrier Shetland Sheepdog PennHip Shiba Inu PennHip Shihtzu Shiloh Shepherd Elbow Dysplasia Siberian husky PennHip Skye terrier Chronic Hepatitis Small Munsterlander PennHip Smooth-coated fox terrier PennHip Soft Coated Wheaten terrier South African Boerboel Mastiff PennHip Spanish Water Dog PennHip Spinone Italiano PennHip St Bernard PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Staffordshire Bull terrier PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Swedish Vallhund PennHip Tibetan Mastiff PennHip Elbow Dysplasia Tibetan terrier PennHip Tosa PennHip Vizsla Weimaraner PennHip Welsh springer terrier Welsh Springer Spaniel PennHip Welsh terrier West Highland white terrier Chronic Hepatitis Whippet Wire-haired fox terrier v10.0702 3.
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