Sentences with phrase «genetically predisposed breed»

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Other studies show that fat cells multiply to a significantly greater extent in rats who aren't allowed to run on their wheels, while others show that such voluntary exercise in parents can stem positive transgenerational effects in offspring that are bred to be genetically predisposed to obesity (for instance, reduced body fat).

Certain breeds of dogs are genetically predisposed to particular types of cancers.

Certain breeds are genetically predisposed to hyperlipidemia, including miniature schnauzers, collies, beagles, Shetland sheepdogs, cocker spaniels, Doberman pinschers, Rottweilers, poodles and briards.

While diabetes can occur in any dog breed, certain breeds are genetically predisposed.

The following breeds are predisposed genetically to yeast infections: the West Highland White Terrier, Basset hound, Cocker spaniel, Silky terrier, Australian terrier, Maltese, Chihuahua, Poodle, Shetland sheepdog, Lhasa apso, and the Dachshund.

Boston terriers, miniature schnauzers, poodles, and American cocker spaniels are just some of the many breeds that are genetically predisposed to developing cataracts.

Trauma or injury can also trigger arthritis, and certain breeds are genetically predisposed to the disease.

Although Dalmatians tend to have few health problems compared to many other dog breeds, they are genetically predisposed to hearing loss.

As any other dog breed, the Pocket Beagle is genetically predisposed to developing certain health conditions.

Certain breeds, such as dachshunds and beagles for dogs and Burmese cats, are genetically predisposed to have a higher risk of diabetes.

There are certain breeds that veterinarians believe may be genetically predisposed to having bladder stones.

Many breeds have been tested for hypeactivity, both AKC - recognized and non-AKC-recognized breeds; however, the studies lack consistency and there doesn't seem to be any convincing evidence how specific breeds are genetically predisposed to suffer from hyperactivity (aside from a few known breeds, like Jack Russell Terrier).

This is especially true if your dog happens to be a large breed or a dog that belongs to a special group of dogs that are genetically predisposed to abnormalities in their cartilage.

Even though mixed breeds tend to be hardier than purebred dogs, without knowing what breeds are in your dog's makeup, you can't know what diseases to which he might be genetically predisposed.

Any breed of dog can get seizures, although some breeds are genetically predisposed.

Rottweilers are a breed genetically predisposed to the disease because of irresponsible breeding.

Personally, while I know that some breeds are more genetically predisposed to aggression, I also believe that the way a dog is raised and trained plays a huge role in its behavior.

Some breeds are genetically predisposed to yeast infections: West Highland White Terrier, Basset Hound, Cocker Spaniel, Silky Terrier, Australian Terrier, Maltese, Chihuahua, Poodle, Shetland Sheepdog, Lhasa Apso, and Dachshund.

Certain dog breeds are genetically predisposed to tartar development.

Parents of modern Shelties are advised to routinely check the health of their dog's eyes, hips, and thyroid, as the breed is now genetically predisposed to certain diseases and ailments in these areas.

Some breeds seem to be genetically predisposed such as standard Poodles, Schnauzers, and Retrievers, but it's also common in mixed breeds and other breeds of dogs as well.

I don't want to perpetuate any stereotypes, but let's face it; some dogs have been bred to be aggressive or are genetically predisposed to...

Certain cat breeds are actually genetically predisposed to developing pica.

Dogs of any age, breed and sex can get infected, but some breeds such as terriers, poodles, sheepdogs and German shepherds are predisposed to dog ear yeast infection genetically.

In breeds which are genetically predisposed, up to 14 % of the population may develop epilepsy.

Due to dog breeding, there are some breeds, which are genetically predisposed to heart disease.

Bottom Line: Studies show that a gluten free dog food diet can help pets with allergies to gluten, epileptic dogs and breeds that are genetically predisposed to gluten sensitivity.

The latter breed runs a 50 percent risk of dying from histiocytosis, a type of cancer for which these big dogs are genetically predisposed.

Recent study of the gene responsible for very small size in many breeds revealed that small dogs are genetically predisposed to excitability.

Since the diseases discussed here are inherited or, in the case of the autoimmune diseases, genetically predisposed, affected dogs generally should not be bred.

For example, if your pet is a breed genetically predisposed to a certain health problem, through nutrition we can suppress certain genes so they don't express themselves, or encourage other genes to do the opposite.

So your dog's just been diagnosed with hip dysplasia, or you just welcomed a cute cuddly puppy into your home who is part of a breed genetically predisposed to get hip dysplasia.

Different Breeds, Different Behaviors Although most cats are mixed breeds, purebred cats may be «genetically predisposed to have certain personalities or exhibit certain behaviors,» according to Dr. NeBreeds, Different Behaviors Although most cats are mixed breeds, purebred cats may be «genetically predisposed to have certain personalities or exhibit certain behaviors,» according to Dr. Nebreeds, purebred cats may be «genetically predisposed to have certain personalities or exhibit certain behaviors,» according to Dr. Neilson.

A more realistic solution for the management of the most predisposed breeds would be to cross with several individuals from a closely - related breed to reintroduce genetic variation and combine this strategy with breeding schemes to breed away from the most susceptible individuals to ensure more genetically diverse future generations.

Primary canine glaucoma; This type of canine glaucoma is noticed in certain breeds, which are genetically predisposed to the condition.

Today, some 50 breeds are genetically predisposed to develop thyroid disease.

Breed or genetics: Some breeds have lower energy needs or more be genetically predisposed to higher weights.

Many large and giant breed dogs are genetically predisposed to hip dysplasia, especially German Shepherds, Labrador Retrievers, Rottweilers, Great Danes, Golden Retrievers, Doberman Pinschers, Mastiffs, St. Bernards, Border Collies, Newfoundlands, English Mastiffs, Neopolitan Mastiffs, and Bullmastiffs.

Young animals, particularly certain breeds, may be genetically predisposed to develop some types of joint disease.

Some breeds, such as the Bull Terrier and German Shepherd, may be genetically predisposed and have higher incidences of compulsive tail chasing.

Dogs may also inherit a deficiency in von Willebrand's factor, and breeds that are genetically predisposed to von Willebrand's Disease include German Shepherds, German Short - Haired Pointers, the Rottweiler, Golden Retrievers, Chesapeake Bay Retrievers, Doberman Pinschers, Standard Poodles, Scottish Terriers, Shelties, and Miniature Schnauzers.

Among the dog breeds genetically predisposed to develop Cushing's disease are poodles, dachshunds, and terriers.

For example, if your dog is a breed that is genetically predisposed to hip and joint issues, they may recommend including a joint supplement.

DCM can occur in any breed but it mainly affects large breed dogs which are often genetically predisposed.

A 2008 University of Pennsylvania study of 6,000 dog owners who were interviewed indicated that dogs of smaller breeds were far more likely to be «genetically predisposed towards aggressive behavior» than breeds such as those falling under the category of «pit bulls.»

Some breeds are genetically predisposed to anatomic abnormalities that lead to the progression of OA.

For years, I too believed large breeds are simply genetically predisposed to hypothyroidism, but then I noticed another connection.

In terms of breeds, there are no cat breeds that are genetically predisposed to develop diabetes.

This condition may occur in any dog, of any age and breed, but some breeds such as Labrador Retrievers and German Shepherds are genetically predisposed to dog eye cancer.

Despite proper diet, some dogs are genetically predisposed to dental disease... especially toy breeds and short - nosed breeds.