Belgian Shepherd Dog Club of Queensland Inc
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BSDCQ HEALTH REGISTER

BSDCQ HEALTH REGISTER

The BSDCQ has maintained a voluntary listing of all certified health results submitted by members and owners of Belgian Shepherds. 
This publicly viewable list is there to:
  • help breeders make informed choices in bloodlines for breeding purposes
  • help puppy buyers research the health history of the Belgian they are considering to purchase
Submissions are always welcome for any pedigree Belgian Shepherd - either using the online form below, or simply by emailing a scanned copy of your dogs health certificate to secretary@bsdcq.com
View published Health Certifications in BSDCQ Health Register
aDD MY DOG'S HEALTH CERTIFICATES TO HEALTH REGISTER
A quote worth remembering from the late, great Dr Malcolm Willis:
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"Finally, all breeders will produce defects if they breed long enough. Those who tell you that they do not produce defects have either stopped breeding, breed hardly at all or are being economical with the truth. There is no crime in producing a defect. The crime, if any, lies in what you do about a defect. If you bury yours quickly and keep quiet about it, and I do the same with mine, then sooner or later we may use each other's dogs and pay the penalty for not having been honest with one another and with the breed we probably profess to love."
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  • Home
  • Members
    • Join / Renew
    • Meet the members
    • Members Portal >
      • Archives 1990-1999
      • Archives 2000-2009
      • Archives 2010-2019
      • Archives 2020-2029
    • Committee Portal
  • The Breed
    • Looking For A Puppy
    • Belgian Statistics
    • History
  • Health
    • Health Register
    • Add my dog to the Health Register
    • Future Directions Health Forum
    • Outcomes Breed Health Survey & Forum (Australia) 2019
    • R&D free DNA colour analysis
  • Contact
    • Compliments, Questions & Suggestion form
    • Incident Report
  • INFO
    • Articles
    • Forms
    • Policies
    • Intervariety
  • Activities
    • Fun Days
    • Open Show
    • Champ Show
    • Herding
    • Breed Promotion Days
    • Endurance
    • Critique Books for sale
    • Year Books for sale
  • Rescue/Rehome
    • Rescue - I need assistance to rehome my dog
    • Rescue - I want to adopt a dog
    • Rescue - Foster
    • Breeder rehomes
  • SHOP
    • SHOP - Polo Shirts
    • SHOP - Critique Books for sale
    • SHOP - Year Books for sale
    • SHOP - Donations & Sponsorship