Establishes the "Healthy Pets Act"

HB 185, the "Healthy Pets Act," requires commercial breeders to maintain health records for breeding animals, including genetic testing, vaccinations, hip dysplasia screenings for dogs, and annual vet examinations with photos. It mandates that breeders transfer all health records - including medical history, parentage, and socialization details - to buyers when selling animals to dealers or pet shops. Dealers and pet shops must verify breeders comply with health standards before purchasing animals and provide buyers with complete health records and a one-year warranty covering genetic or major medical conditions. Violations could lead to misdemeanor charges for dealers buying non-compliant animals, with third offenses resulting in license revocation. The law directly affects commercial breeders, pet shops, and dealers by imposing documentation requirements and consumer protections.