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Health test verification
As part of our dedication to transparency, breeders can provide links or documentation on their Good Dog profiles to show the health testing information for each of their dogs. These would show up under the "Moms and Dads" section, when you click on a Mom or Dad.
If you do not see health tests listed for the sire and dam of the litter, we encourage potential puppy buyers to ask breeders to see copies of any health test results of the breeding dogs for the litter under consideration.
Note: Good Dog does not confirm or verify health testing as part of our screening process for a number of reasons. Breeders may have multiple dogs aging in and retiring, and not all results are registered and publicly available.
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Contacting your Breeder, Shelter, or Rescue
The fastest way to get answers to your questions is to reach out to your breeder, shelter, or rescue directly.
If you have additional questions and would like to speak to a member of the Good Dog team, please email us at help@gooddog.com