PT9.S2.Q12 - Purebred dogs are prone to...

LightLaw99

I mean how?

castrone

purebreed dogs have abnormailties
fixing these abnormalities is possible but costly
non purebred dogs don't have these abnormalities

so if you want to reduce the risk of a costly med bill, pick non purebred

A. most genetically determined abnormalities don't affect well being of dog
if the abnormality doesn't affect the wellbeing of dog you don't need to get it fixed, so it would be costly so having purebred dog isn't risky for a med bill

Isaac Bensaid

Imagine that Honda Civic are prone to have an unusual engine noise. If you face the problem, fixing it could cost you 4000 dollars. Keep in mind that despite this noise, your Honda can still operate safely. So does that mean you should lean towards buying a different car brand ?

Long story short: If it ain't broken don't fix it.