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Demand for dog genetic testing surges after Hong Kong clampdown over attacks

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Following a series of dog attacks, authorities in Hong Kong have initiated a regulatory clampdown targeting canines. This enforcement push has directly triggered a surge in public demand for dog genetic testing services across the region.

Simultaneously, animal welfare organizations have raised concerns regarding the unintended consequences of the government's actions. These groups warn that the strict enforcement measures could potentially lead to a significant wave of pet abandonments by owners seeking to avoid scrutiny or penalties.

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