Don't amend or fake test certificates - it's not worth it

Here at Pet Genetics Lab, we would like to remind our valued breeder customers of our zero tolerance policy on falsifying test certificates after we have issued them. It is important to emphasize that faking certificates is not only a breach of trust, but it is also a criminal offence under the Forgery and Counterfeiting Act (1981). We want to ensure the integrity of our testing and maintain the reputation of our lab as a trusted source of information.

We take great pride in the rigorous and detailed testing procedures we have developed, and we are committed to providing accurate and reliable test results. In order to maintain our high standards of quality, we must insist that all certificates be genuine and not falsified in any way.

We would also like to remind those who purchase puppies that they can and should always verify the authenticity of any test certificates they are given by breeders. If you have any doubts about the validity of a certificate, please contact us directly. We will be more than happy to assist in verifying the authenticity of any test certificate and test results issued under our brand. 

We urge our breeder customers to take responsibility for their actions and to not put their reputation, the reputation of their business, or the welfare of their animals at risk. Faking certificates of any kind, in any context, is simply not worth it.

Please be aware that any cases of forgery that we uncover when potential puppy buyers check certificates with us will be passed on to the relevant authorities. We take this issue very seriously and have a zero-tolerance policy in this regard. We will do everything in our power to ensure our customers can trust the certificates we issue.

In conclusion, we urge our breeders to adhere to our policy and never falsify test certificates which have been issued to them. Let's work together to maintain a culture of honesty and transparency, for the benefit of all involved. Thank you for your understanding.