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Originally Posted by Z peronowki
But still having NO IDEA why they should make the crazy health tests....
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Originally Posted by Monika
When I am not able to see clearly klinic problems and dogs with " C " more like 7 years old is able to pass every weekend 50 km - 7 years! - the dog is healthy and x - ray and opinion one vet is for me not too much.
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Isn't it?
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Originally Posted by Monika
Congenital hearts defect , degenerative myelopathie affect quality of life fundamentally. Eyes problems not are rare, too.
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Like well said by the vets when we talk about different not much popular diseases in a breed
"when we search we find".
Probably have some cases of very different problems in the most variate lines. When the number is pretty restrict normaly people dont care, it when they had knowledge about it, sometimes this problem could appear because of a smal mutation in this dog itself, does not means that whole breed have the problem, it would be like a smal warn about a possible problem for we investigate, but when it start to become popular (ike Elbow displasy) it start to worrie.
Luckly some diseases are easy controlable, principally now with the genetics tests, which we have already avaible like for piturary dwarfism and degenerative myelopathie, thanks to Mijke and the owners of the affected dogs, that agree in help for validade the tests.