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Old 13-10-2010, 11:46   #1
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I am curious for those dogs listed as "Affected" - how many have shown symptoms of the actual disease (if we know)? In our database system for OFA in the US, dogs are listed as "At Risk" if they test positive for 2 copies of the gene - affected implies that the dog has been affected by symptoms/actual disease.

It would be interesting to follow these statistics as well (or maybe this is what the study in Bern is?)

Within our breed, have there been unofficial reports of affected dogs over the years?
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