Tuebor’s Breeding Dogs – Thoughtful Choices from Past to Future
Health Statistics of Our Breeding Dogs
Updated July 2025
Every dog used in our breeding program is a carefully considered part of a greater whole, where health, balanced temperament, and functional structure are paramount. We do not compromise—not for appearance, trends, or convenience.
Because our goal is to preserve rare and nearly lost bloodlines, we have, in certain cases, chosen to use dogs with C and D hip scores. In these situations, the whole picture matters: structure, temperament, pedigree, and the complete health profile are always assessed individually. A breeding decision is never based on a single trait.
Over the years, we've produced dozens of dogs, but only around 20% have ultimately been included in our breeding program. Every decision to breed—or not to breed—is based on comprehensive evaluation, never on a single result.
Here are the stud males we’ve chosen with care to strengthen the future of our lines.
These are the females who form the core of our breeding program – selected for health, temperament, and structure.
Summary of Dogs Used in Our Breeding Program
Owned Dogs:
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Females: 15 → used in breeding: 5 (33.3%)
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Males: 8 → used in breeding: 2 (25.0%)
Placed (Guardian) Dogs:
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Females: 8 → used in breeding: 0
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Males: 14 → used in breeding: 1 (7.1%)
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Two males are still missing health results
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The remaining eleven did not meet our breeding criteria
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Imported Dogs (12 total):
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Females: 6 → used in breeding: 5 (83.3%)
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One excluded due to temperament
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Males: 6 → used in breeding: 4 (66.7%)
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Two excluded due to temperament
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These three imports (not used and not health-tested) have been included in the overall statistics but excluded from actual breeding.
Health Results of Breeding Dogs
Hips (HD):
A/A: 25 %
B/B: 25 %
C/C: 37,5 %
D/D: 12,5 %
Elbows (ED):
0/0: 100 %
Spine:
Spondylosis
SP0: 85,7 %
SP1: 14,3 % (one dog)LTV0: 100 %
VA0: 100 %
Patellas:
0/0: 100 %
Eyes:
All breeding dogs have been assessed as clinically healthy.
One dog had a mild abnormality – a single inward-turning eyelash, considered a borderline case of mild entropion. This was not deemed significant enough to affect the dog's health or breeding suitability.
Heart:
All examined dogs were found to be healthy based on auscultation.
DNA Profiling and Genetic Testing:
Comprehensive testing done on all breeding dogs
Comprehensive testing done on all breeding dogs
Laboratories used: Genoscoper, Wisdom Panel, Embark
Genes tested: CMR1, HUU, PLL, MDR1, DCM, MH, DM and others
Comprehensive testing done on all breeding dogs
Laboratories used: Genoscoper, Wisdom Panel, Embark
Genes tested: CMR1, HUU, PLL, MDR1, DCM, MH, DM and others