MIKE FREEMAN, D.V.M. 

After graduating from Texas A & M in 1972, Dr. Freeman opened a small animal practice in Dallas, Texas. He trained in 1992 at the International Canine Genetics  (ICG) Center in Pennsylvania, and his practice became one of two canine semen-freezing centers in Texas. The majority of Dr. Freeman's practice involves canine reproduction problems and semen freezing. His canine conception rate is above  90%.

Dr. Freeman is a member of AVMA, DCVMA, AST, AVMDA, AAHA, AAFP and a consultant with Synbiotics (ICG). He currently practices small animal medicine E. of Dallas in Forney Tx, he BAER tests dogs,  and he trains veterinarians' worldwide for Synbiotics (ICG).  

Dr. Freeman trains veterinarians worldwide in canine semen freezing techniques for ICG / Synbiotics.  There are approximately fifty ICG freeze centers in the world. These freeze centers collect, process and preserve canine semen. Frozen semen is permanently stored at Synbiotics in San Diego, California.