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by Superdog on 09 November 2008 - 22:11

Good Evening Everyone

I will be printing the report which has now been received, kind permission to do this has been given by Dr Paris Basru.

Sorry I have been delayed in replying but have been at Discover Dogs on the GSD stand . Thank goodness there has been not a lot of upset from the programme recently screened by BBC TV on badly constructed animals etc.

Bare with me and you can have the report soon.

Superdog.

by funky munky on 09 November 2008 - 22:11

Thanks for the update superdog. liz

by Chisum on 10 November 2008 - 07:11

Brady Lee,

I believe the term ‘misdiagnosed’ is being used in its broadest, most diplomatic sense.

Bazza,

I think Mr. Payne would be the first to agree that a world bereft of humor is a poor one indeed.

by BRADY BEE on 10 November 2008 - 07:11

chisum

Thanks for your reply to my question. By the way, it's Brady Bee not Lee lol

by funky munky on 10 November 2008 - 07:11

Fiona, you are sooooo polite and well mannered. liz

by BRADY BEE on 10 November 2008 - 07:11

LOL Thank you Liz-- I think I take after father, while you take after mother. A good combination though.!!!!!!!

by funky munky on 10 November 2008 - 07:11

LMFAO, Fiona yep correct again.

by bazza on 10 November 2008 - 19:11

More updates--Videx Website-Essential Reading and no I am not advertising!!!!!!

by Chisum on 16 November 2008 - 07:11

Who here knows anything about patents? Companies selling product prior to patent approval usually resort to a public patent pending notification (and fined where used falsely), if only to warn off any potential competitors. Can anyone recall Dogenes Inc doing so? The JRD test must have been on sale now for anything going on three years. A Canadian inventor interested in international coverage normally applies first for patent approval in the US. Patents are apparently granted to the inventor only how does one assign such rights to a corporation prior to official endorsement any takers? Then, why apply for a patent at all, and thereby reveal DNA test details to competitors when latter thus far seem quite unable to duplicate it anyway. Is there some way of verifying patent application lodgment? By way of an official serial number or suchlike? Hopefully Mr. Payne will shed some light.

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