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DNA Test Report November 26, 2007

Owner's Name and Address:
Stella Vinding

Storegade 46
Holsted, DK-6670
Denmark

Registered Name: Gertrude
Registration #: 07342/2004
Tattoo/Chip #: X07104
Call Name: Rosa

Breed: Coton de Tulear
Date of Birth: April 12, 2004
Gender: Female

Optigen Accession #: 07-10213

Test Performed: CMR2 test

Sample Type: Swab

Test Results: Genotype of your dog is Normal/Clear.

Risk for developing CMR : This dog will never develop Canine
Multifocal Retinopathy (CMR). Note that the primary symptom of CMR is
retinal folding and there are a variety of causes of retinal folds in
dogs. Some but not all retinal folds are due to hereditary factors.
If your dog has retinal folds but is Normal for CMR, you should
discuss the significance of this with your veterinary ophthalmologist.

Significance for breeding: CMR in your breed is believed to be an
autosomal recessive disease, meaning that a dog must inherit two
copies of the diseased gene in order to be clinically affected. With
this type of inheritance, a Normal/Clear dog will never produce an
affected offspring, even if it is mated to a CMR-affected dog. Note
that other inheritance patterns for a similar disease are known in
humans and might be found in dogs. Please read more about this on our
website at www.optigen.com.

__________________________________________________________

International DNA Based Genetic Database: To register this result
with OFA, make a copy, sign below, mail WITH FEE, to OFA, 2300 E.
Nifong Blvd, Columbia, MO 65201-3856 or FAX to 573-875-5073.
www.offa.org I hereby certify that the sample submitted was of the
animal described on this application. I authorize the OFA to release
all information on the test results thus placing the results in the
public domain and I hereby release OFA from any and all liability
associated with the release of test information.

Signature of owner or authorized representative:
__________________________________________________________

DNA Test Report November 26, 2007

Owner's Name and Address:
Stella Vinding

Storegade 46
Holsted, DK-6670
Denmark

Registered Name: Gertrude
Registration #: 07342/2004
Tattoo/Chip #: X07104
Call Name: Rosa

Breed: Coton de Tulear
Date of Birth: April 12, 2004
Gender: Female

Optigen Accession #: 07-10213

Test Performed: CMR2 test

Sample Type: Swab

Test Results: Genotype of your dog is Normal/Clear.

Risk for developing CMR : This dog will never develop Canine
Multifocal Retinopathy (CMR). Note that the primary symptom of CMR is
retinal folding and there are a variety of causes of retinal folds in
dogs. Some but not all retinal folds are due to hereditary factors.
If your dog has retinal folds but is Normal for CMR, you should
discuss the significance of this with your veterinary ophthalmologist.

Significance for breeding: CMR in your breed is believed to be an
autosomal recessive disease, meaning that a dog must inherit two
copies of the diseased gene in order to be clinically affected. With
this type of inheritance, a Normal/Clear dog will never produce an
affected offspring, even if it is mated to a CMR-affected dog. Note
that other inheritance patterns for a similar disease are known in
humans and might be found in dogs. Please read more about this on our
website at www.optigen.com.

__________________________________________________________

International DNA Based Genetic Database: To register this result
with OFA, make a copy, sign below, mail WITH FEE, to OFA, 2300 E.
Nifong Blvd, Columbia, MO 65201-3856 or FAX to 573-875-5073.
www.offa.org I hereby certify that the sample submitted was of the
animal described on this application. I authorize the OFA to release
all information on the test results thus placing the results in the
public domain and I hereby release OFA from any and all liability
associated with the release of test information