***Shortlister retains the exclusive right to grant or deny access to any party to ensure the privacy of the vendors in our system. Established breeds with long histories may indeed be prone to specific hereditary health conditions. Mixed breed pups generally have a much lower chance of being born with inherited congenital diseases, such as hip dysplasia, cataracts and hypothyroidism. Purebred dogs are bred for specific physical features, but they also pass down genes for illnesses. You can email Tom Ciccotti at to learn more about Shortlister Select. Purebred dogs may have shorter lifespans due to inbreeding. If you are a consultant, Shortlister offers a specialized product for consultants, called Shortlister Select. Examples of individuals that would not be granted access include, but are not limited to: vendors, students, practitioners, researchers, other non-employers or anyone that is unwilling to identify themselves will not pass our vetting criteria. For as long as I remember it has been argued that mixed breed dogs are healthier than purebred dogs because of 'hybrid. Responsible breeders keep an eye on any diseases that might appear by testing their dogs. 1 However, the specifics of this aren’t as clear-cut as people might think. If you are not on the HR or Procurement/Sourcing team within an employer with over 200 employees, you will not be granted access to Connect. Purebred dogs may not be as genetically flawed as some media have claimed. Most people would say that mixed-breed dogs tend to be healthier because they don’t have as high risk for certain genetic conditions as purebreds. Shortlister Connect allows these teams to efficiently research & identify their optimal vendor partners, track existing vendor relationships & performance and “connect” with other employers to share successes and vendor experiences. Shortlister Connect is a tool specifically designed to be utilized by the HR and Procurement/Sourcing teams within mid-size, large and jumbo employers.
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