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Genetic Conditions in Dogs

Genetic ailments are something which is sadly very difficult to avoid if you are looking at getting a pedigree puppy. Though don't be fooled into thinking a mongrel will be perfectly healthy, even cross breeds can be afflicted with genetic issues.

Genetic conditions in dogs come about due to the inbreeding necessary to create the breed in the first place and as there is a huge amount of irresponsibility in the dog breeding world very little is being done to reduce the incidence of these diseases.

To limit your chances of buying an unfit puppy always follow these guide lines and do LOTS of research to find a reputable breeder.

Common genetic conditions to look out for and what you can do if your dog has them.

Hip/Elbow Dysplasia >>>

Luxating Patella >>>

Back Issues >>>

Craniomandibular Osteopathy >>>

Hypertrophic Osteodystrophy

Dilated Cardiomyopathy

Von Willebrand Disease

Aortic/ PulmonicĀ Stenosis

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Collie Eye Anomaly

Heat Stroke

Stenotic Nares

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