Willow – Red Poodle | OFA Health Testing

Call Name: Willow
Registered Name: Cityscape’s Pillow Petite
Breed: Poodle
Color: Red
Sex: Female
Date of Birth: October 3, 2020
OFA Registration Number: PR23315901
OFA Application Number: 2308529

Willow is the name we use for Cityscape’s Pillow Petite, a red female Poodle in the Safari Doodles breeding program.

Health testing is an important part of how Safari Doodles evaluates parent dogs. Willow has completed orthopedic, cardiac, eye, and DNA based testing, with results documented through OFA and her preliminary OFA reports.

Willow’s OFA Health Testing

Preliminary Hips: Excellent

Willow received an OFA Preliminary Hip evaluation of Excellent at 13 months of age.

The report states:

No radiographic evidence of hip dysplasia is present. The consensus evaluation is Excellent.

This was a preliminary evaluation because Willow was younger than the minimum age for a final OFA hip certification at the time of testing.

Preliminary Elbows: Negative for Elbow Dysplasia

Willow also received an OFA Preliminary Elbow evaluation at 13 months of age.

Her report showed:

Negative for elbow dysplasia in both elbows.

Cardiac: Normal

Willow completed an OFA Basic Cardiac examination on November 4, 2021, at 13 months of age.

Result: Normal – Practitioner

Eyes: Normal

Willow completed an ophthalmic examination in November 2021.

Result: Normal

OFA eye certifications are based on an examination by a veterinary ophthalmologist and are valid for one year from the date of examination.

Progressive Retinal Atrophy

Willow also has a recorded result for progressive retinal atrophy, prcd PRA.

Result: Clear / Normal

This means the tested prcd PRA genetic variant was not identified in Willow.

Willow’s Pedigree

Sire: Krisken’s I Hit The Jackpot
OFA Registration: PR19549901
Date of Birth: December 27, 2015

Dam: Le Rouge Feerique Violetta
OFA Registration: PR19835601
Date of Birth: May 9, 2016

Knowing the health and pedigree information behind our dogs helps Safari Doodles make more informed breeding decisions rather than evaluating each parent dog in isolation.