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Every dog on this site is published with its clearances in full — the ones held and the ones still open. This page is the standard the program tests to, and why each piece of it matters.

What the CHIC panel requires

For a Rottweiler, a CHIC number means five specific evaluations are on record: hips andelbows for the orthopaedic joints that carry a heavy working dog; a cardiacexam for the subaortic stenosis the breed is prone to; an annualeye examination; and theJLPP DNA test for the neurological disease that is fatal in affected puppies. CHIC certifies that all five were done and the results published — not that every result passed. Recording an evaluation that did not certify is the honest half of the standard, and it is the half most programs drop.

OFA and ADRK/FCI are different scales

A hip is graded one way in North America and another in Europe, and the two do not convert. OFA reads a hip film against a seven-point American scale and issues EXCELLENT, GOOD or FAIR for a passing joint. The ADRK/FCIsystem reads a different film, positioned differently, against its own scale, and issues HD-A throughHD-E. HD-A and OFA GOOD are not the same result translated — they are different panels reading different images by different rules. This site keeps a separate registryon every result and never renders one in the shape of the other; the AKC and FCI show records are kept in separate tables for the same reason.

Advanced cardiac beats a stethoscope

A basic cardiac clearance is an auscultation — a cardiologist listening for a murmur. An advanced cardiac adds an echocardiogram, which images the heart and can catch a mild subaortic stenosis that a stethoscope misses. The advanced exam is worth more, and where the program holds one, it says so. One dog currently carries only a basic auscultation on file —Sunny. That is stated here rather than rounded up to "cardiac clear", because the difference is real and a buyer deserves to weigh it.

JLPP, carriers, and why we publish them

JLPP is autosomal recessive: a puppy is only affected if it inherits the variant from both parents. A carrier bred to a DNA-clear mate can therefore produce carriers but never an affected puppy. That is whyYanni is still published as a carrier rather than quietly retired — bred once to a clear sire, she was safe to breed, and hiding the status would only make the pedigree less honest. Her daughterAmina carries her own clear swab on record — parentage narrows the odds, but a DNA test settles them, so we test.

Every dog, every panel

Generated from the dog records themselves, so it cannot drift from what each page shows. Solid mahogany is a held clearance, muted is evaluated but not certified, and a hatched cell is a gap — a panel not yet on file.

DogHipsElbowsCardiacEyesJLPPCHIC
BulletOpens 09/08/2026Opens 09/08/2026Opens 09/08/2026Opens 09/08/2026Not yet submitted
UvoHD-AED-0NORMALNot certifiedNot yet submittedN/N
TrixiNot yet submittedNot yet submittedNot yet submittedNot yet submittedNot yet submitted
CatchNot yet submittedNot yet submittedNot yet submittedNot yet submittedNot yet submitted
JourneyNot yet submittedNot yet submittedNot yet submittedNORMALNot yet submitted
ParisEXCELLENTNORMALNot yet submittedNot yet submittedNot yet submitted
OniGOODNORMALNORMAL AUSC+ECHONORMALNORMAL/CLEAR163828
TruthGOODNORMALNot yet submittedNot yet submittedNot yet submitted
SunnyGOODNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMAL/CLEAR163827
LinaNot yet submittedNot yet submittedNot yet submittedNot yet submittedNot yet submitted
AminaGOODNORMALNORMAL AUSC+ECHONORMALNORMAL/CLEAR156625
ArlosGOODDJD INot certifiedNORMAL AUSC+ECHONORMALNORMAL/CLEAR156622
HeraGOODNot certifiedNORMALNot certifiedNot yet submittedNot yet submittedNot yet submitted
HoneyGOODNORMALNORMALNORMALNORMAL/CLEAR140910
YanniNot yet submittedDJD I ULNot certifiedNORMALNORMALCARRIERNot certified