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If the other parent is tested clear/clear, then no, this is not something to worry about unless you end up breeding your dog later on. I would ask to make sure the other parent is clear/clear, or ask to have the puppies tested before you take one.
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If she was too old, she wouldn't get pregnant. Her condition and health are more relevant than her age--but older females are less likely to get pregnant and more likely to have small litters and will sometimes have trouble when whelping.
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Definitely listen to the advice by the knowledgeable posters above. I recently got an Esko pup and I love love love her!
The best thing you can do is really communicate what you want in a very specific manner, and they will let you know which litter is better suited.
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