Acute myeloid leukemia (AML) is a rare but aggressive cancer of the blood and bone marrow in dogs. While most breeders and families will never encounter it, knowing the early warning signs — such as sudden fatigue, pale gums, unexplained bruising, or persistent fevers — can help ensure prompt veterinary care. Because AML is usually a spontaneous, non-hereditary disease, responsible breeders focus on clear recordkeeping, open communication with puppy families, and compassionate support if a case ever arises.
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