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Largest terrier breed with joint and thyroid concerns.

Powerful Japanese breed with autoimmune and joint concerns.

Large sled breed with dwarfism gene and thyroid concerns.

Athletic bulldog type with joint and neurological screening needs.

Athletic breed with joint and skin concerns; breed-specific legislation varies.

Australian Shepherd/Poodle cross. Drug sensitivity and eye issues from Aussie side.

Hardy herding breed with eye and hearing concerns.

Multi-generational cross (Lab/Poodle/Cocker). More predictable than F1 Labradoodles.

Versatile herding breed with drug sensitivity and eye concerns.

Low-built scent hound with spinal, ear, and eye concerns.

Friendly hound breed with moderate health risks including epilepsy.

High-drive working breed with joint and eye concerns.

Belgian herding variety with joint and neurological screening needs.

Bernese/Poodle cross. Cancer risk from Bernese side requires careful parent screening.

Large breed with extremely high cancer incidence and shortened lifespan.

Generally healthy small companion with minor knee and eye concerns.

Large scent hound with significant bloat risk and joint concerns.

Marketing name for Australian Cattle Dog. Hardy breed with eye and hearing concerns.

Highly intelligent herding breed with eye and neurological concerns.

Compact brachycephalic breed with respiratory and eye concerns.

Brachycephalic working breed with elevated cancer and cardiac risk.

Active sporting breed; generally healthy with moderate screening needs.

Heavily brachycephalic breed with wide-ranging structural health concerns.

Large guardian breed with significant cancer and bloat risk.

Distinctive-looking terrier with kidney, heart, and hearing concerns.

Powerful Italian mastiff with orthopedic and bloat risks.

Louisiana state dog; merle coloring linked to deafness and eye issues.

Cavalier/Bichon cross. Heart screening critical due to Cavalier parent.

Small breed with very high incidence of heart disease and neurological issues.

Cavalier/Poodle cross. Inherits serious cardiac risks from Cavalier parent.

Hardy water retriever with joint and eye screening needs.

Smallest breed; prone to knee and neurological issues.

Wrinkled breed with breed-specific fever syndrome and skin/eye issues.

Cocker Spaniel/Poodle cross. Generally healthy but needs parent eye/knee testing.

Sporting breed with ear, eye, and autoimmune concerns.

Herding breed with well-known eye anomaly and drug sensitivity.

Long-bodied breed highly susceptible to spinal disc herniation.

Distinctive spotted breed with hereditary deafness and urinary concerns.

Working breed with serious cardiac and bleeding-disorder risks.

Heavily brachycephalic breed with wide-ranging structural health concerns.

Sporting breed (distinct from American Cocker) with eye and kidney concerns.

Lighter-coated Golden variety sharing the breed's cancer and joint risks.

Sporting breed with eye, ear, and metabolic concerns.

Retriever breed with one of the highest cancer rates of any breed.

Brachycephalic breed with significant respiratory and spinal risks.

Popular working breed prone to orthopedic and neurological conditions.

Versatile sporting breed with moderate joint and eye risks.

Large working breed with joint and cancer concerns.

Golden Retriever/Labrador cross. Combines health risks of both parent breeds.

Popular Golden Retriever/Poodle cross. Health depends heavily on parent testing.

Beloved family breed with elevated cancer risk and joint issues.

Giant breed with shorter lifespan and elevated bloat/cardiac risk.

Large livestock guardian breed with joint and bloat risks.

Generally healthy small breed; patellar and eye issues are primary concerns.

Elegant sporting breed with bloat, joint, and eye risks.

Tallest dog breed with shortened lifespan and serious cardiac/cancer risks.

Delicate toy sighthound prone to leg fractures; otherwise healthy.

Spitz companion breed with moderate joint and endocrine concerns.

Labrador/Poodle cross. Requires health clearances from both parent breeds.

Most popular breed in the US; joint and weight-related conditions are common.

Small Tibetan breed; generally long-lived with minor eye concerns.

Toy companion breed; generally healthy with minor orthopedic concerns.

Maltese/Poodle cross. Generally healthy; dental and knee issues most common.

Massive breed with short lifespan, significant bloat and cancer risk.

Compact herding breed with drug sensitivity and eye concerns.

Smaller Goldendoodle variant. Knee screening especially important in minis.

Mid-size Poodle variety with knee and eye concerns.

Popular small breed with digestive and urinary tract concerns.

Maltese/Yorkie cross. Tiny size makes hypoglycemia a concern.

Gentle giant with significant heart disease and joint risks.

Smallest retriever; autoimmune and eye conditions require screening.

Large herding breed with thyroid and eye concerns.

Generally healthy toy breed; knee and dental care are primary needs.

Low-riding herding breed susceptible to spinal and joint issues.

Toy breed with knee, tracheal, and coat concerns.

Pomeranian/Husky cross. Unpredictable size; joint and eye screening important.

Intelligent breed in three sizes; eye and endocrine issues are primary concerns.

Athletic water breed with eye and cardiac concerns.

Brachycephalic toy breed with respiratory, eye, and neurological risks.

Pug/Beagle cross. Breathing concerns from Pug side; otherwise moderate risks.

Athletic hound with a unique ridgeline; dermoid sinus is breed-specific.

Strong working breed with elevated bone cancer and joint risks.

Giant breed with shortened lifespan and significant joint/bloat risks.

Spitz breed with kidney, eye, and joint concerns.

Schnauzer/Poodle cross. Generally healthy with eye and digestive concerns.

Small terrier with elevated cancer risk and breed-specific movement disorder.

Old English Sheepdog/Poodle cross. Joint and digestive concerns.

Small herding breed sharing Collie-family eye and drug-sensitivity risks.

Small companion breed with breathing and eye concerns.

Shih Tzu/Yorkie cross with dental and breathing concerns from both sides.

Active sled breed with eye and thyroid concerns. Requires experienced owners.

Terrier breed with serious kidney and intestinal protein-loss conditions.

Muscular terrier with metabolic and joint concerns.

Largest Poodle variety with skin, endocrine, and bloat concerns.

Smallest Poodle variety with knee and eye screening needs.

Hungarian pointer with moderate cancer and joint concerns.

Athletic sporting breed with bloat risk and growth-related conditions.

Small terrier with significant skin and orthopedic concerns.

Generally healthy sighthound; anesthetic sensitivity requires awareness.

Yorkshire Terrier/Poodle cross with liver and tracheal concerns.

Popular toy breed with liver, tracheal, and knee risks.