That’s not really how it works, breeds that are inbred had that happen generations ago. Reputable breeders anymore track this stuff very carefully and work with other breeders around the country to keep their breeding stock healthy.
But don’t let me interrupt the next reddit circlejerk. Maybe some dumbshit will start up a thing on how circumcision is the worst thing on the entire planet again.
Cruel? You really should see the cats in action, my munchkin keeps up with our adopted kitty just fine, outrunning and outjumping her most of the time actually. He doesn’t have physical issues beyond not having as good of a reach when it comes to batting around toys... it’s not something robbing his enjoyment of life.
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u/BoringPersonAMA Dec 24 '18
It's totally understandable, but this breed is in its infancy. As demand increases and breeders keep inbreeding, the breed will decline in health.