Bluebonnet: the website doesn't tell me much, but based on it, I've seen worse and better. I can only find one dog with their kennel name in the OFA database, and not all their adults are health tested (hips could be done Pennhip, but everything else is OFA). I'd need more info to make more of a judgement
Cimbri: I can't find any dogs with their kennel name in the OFA database, and it appears none of their adults have been tested either (see above comment about hips via Pennhip). According to their website the grandparents were tested for the DNA stuff (which I"ll accept), and that OFA certs for hips/elbows are forthcoming (which I won't, why are they breeding dogs without the certs?? Sounds like an excuse to soothe puppy buyer concerns). I'll also add that a 1yr health guarantee is practically useless since some OFA certs can't be done officially till after 2yrs of age and unless something drastic happens you're not likely to try sooner. They also don't appear to actually DO anything with their dogs. I don't especially care if they don't show conformation (it has its downsides, though it also has its upsides), but DO SOMETHING with the dogs to prove they're worthwhile to send on their genes, great parents and grandparents aren't enough sorry.
I'm not big on EMs, so you'll have to get an EM person to actually evaluate the dogs themselves.
