Quote Originally Posted by Reinz View Post
That would make sense, since he is breeding THAT particular line. If his original stock had/has this problem and it is passed down, then YES, it a characteristic of a certain line, HIS line. And maybe a problem with the line that his original stock came from as well?

So I agree, that he is being honest and up front.
Here's what he said so I don't miss anything, in case you find it interesting:

"He has not seen a vet, but that is because his stomach issues are a known factor for hypo lines. Certain hypos and hets just seem to have regurg issues if fed larger meals. He is otherwise healthy and interactive."
"Only some of the older hypo lines have the issue. The newer models have (mostly) bred it out. I have a classic old-line hypo male, but curiously he never regurgs. One or two of his kids do though. Go figure!"