She has been tested. That was my original deal with my breeder. We split all of the costs of the tests and everything since she decided she wanted to give me rights on Ellie. I had mentioned that in my
Previous posts but maybe I neglected to do so in this one. She would not have bred her with her now retired stud if she had not been 100% healthy and tested.

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Sorry I thought I had mentioned it! Her last scan was in April. It hasn't been a full year. I hadn't planned on breeding her again until a few months after the kittens were gone. Probably in April, so we would test again. She's due for her boosters then too and would of course get them before sending her to stud. I probably won't keep anther kitten for breeding but my breeder had no snow in her lines anymore, which is why she was interested in me breeding Ellie in the beginning. As of now the relationships in the house are great, and I feel very lucky for it. I don't plan on breeding continuously. I was happy with just one litter but am considering doing it again, nothing has been set in stone though. I personally, don't think I have the heart for full time breeding
Like you guys do. I get attached. When that last kitten was sick it broke my heart and deterred me from it. I am not sure weather we will
Do it again. I'm just entertaining the idea. I don't really think I will
Breed her again after all. She is a great mother, but it really is a full time job emotionally and physically.