6(3)(c) Can the owner produce a post-partum veterinary certificate for each female dog that is dated within 8 weeks of whelping? 6(3)(c) If evidence of heritable defects from the puppies produced by this female are identified, has the female continued to be bred? 6(3)(d) Where male dogs have reached 6 years of age and are no longer veterinary certified for breeding but are suitable for rehoming, is every effort made to rehome that animal to an appropriate home? 6(3)(d) Where female dogs have had 5 litters and are no longer veterinary certified for breeding but are suitable for rehoming, is every effort made to rehome that animal to an appropriate home? 6(3)(d) When a dog is no longer veterinary certified, suitable or required for breeding, does the business refer to their health management plan for retirement options for that dog? 6(3)(d) Are all retiring breeding females prevented from having further litters under the direction of a veterinary practitioner? 6(3)(d) Are all retired animals microchipped? 6(3)(d) Are all retired animals: List details: rehomed to a suitable home; or kept by the business as a pet; or when dictated by a health and/or behaviour, or when an acceptable home is unable to be found, be euthanased. 6(3)(e) Are mating pairs physically separated from other animals? 6(3)(e) Are mating pairs monitored during mating?
6(3)(c) Can the owner produce a post-partum veterinary certificate for each female dog that is dated within 8 weeks of whelping? 6(3)(c) If evidence of heritable defects from the puppies produced by this female are identified, has the female continued to be bred? 6(3)(d) Where male dogs have reached 6 years of age and are no longer veterinary certified for breeding but are suitable for rehoming, is every effort made to rehome that animal to an appropriate home? 6(3)(d) Where female dogs have had 5 litters and are no longer veterinary certified for breeding but are suitable for rehoming, is every effort made to rehome that animal to an appropriate home? 6(3)(d) When a dog is no longer veterinary certified, suitable or required for breeding, does the business refer to their health management plan for retirement options for that dog? 6(3)(d) Are all retiring breeding females prevented from having further litters under the direction of a veterinary practitioner? 6(3)(d) Are all retired animals microchipped? 6(3)(d) Are all retired animals: rehomed to a suitable home; or kept by the business as a pet; or when dictated by a health and/or behaviour, or when an acceptable home is unable to be found, be euthanased. List details: 6(3)(e) Are mating pairs physically separated from other animals? 6(3)(e) Are mating pairs monitored during mating?
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