These questions lie at the heart of Carole Cadwalladr's compelling debut novel, The Family Tree When Rebecca Monroe — married to Alistair, a scientist who doesn't believe in fate, but rather
genetic disposition — discovers that she is pregnant, she begins to question what
makes us who we are and whether her own precarious family history will play a role in her future.
By understanding our dog's
genetic breed
disposition, we can take steps now to
make sure their bodies and minds are equipped to help fight illness.