Illinois HB1902 mandates genetic testing for dogs bred by dog breeders to prevent early death or physical impairments.
Illinois HB1902 amends the Animal Welfare Act to require dog breeders to conduct genetic testing on their dogs for diseases that cause early death or physical impairments. If a genetic defect or mutation is found, the dog must be sterilized. This measure aims to improve the welfare of dogs by preventing the breeding of animals with known genetic issues.
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