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Carolina Dog
An alert, athletic and independent American landrace dog that may be cautious with unfamiliar people and highly sensitive to its environment.
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Score overview
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Health 4/5 The Carolina Dog generally appears to have a favourable health profile, but reliable breed-specific data are limited. Hip dysplasia, inherited eye disease and skin sensitivity should be monitored, without assuming landrace ancestry guarantees health. Recommended preventive care includes hip, eye and skin assessment, documented family history and breeding decisions that preserve genetic diversity. Advantages Things to consider
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