Sentences with phrase «of juvenile cataracts»

Very few cases of juvenile cataracts have been found in the Lagotto.

No havanese will be used for breeding if it is known to be affected with, of a carrier of Juvenile Cataracts, PRA, heart disease or any other condition which affects the health of the progeny.

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We are currently in the process of DNA testing our dogs for the gene that carries the early onset Juvenile Cataract (DNA for JC) and a Few more tests for the frenchies.

It can not be defined as a Juvenile cataract; though it may appear as early as 10 - 12 months of age, it may also appear as late as 7 years of age.

Boston terriers are prone to a lot of hereditary and congenital problems, which include heart problems, deafness y juvenile cataracts.

Juvenile Cataracts are a congenital opacity of the lens of the eye due to abnormal early degeneration of the lens tissue.

Heart problems and juvenile cataracts are common genetic problems for Bouviers, so Redenbach ensures that the puppies she sells do not have signs of those issues.

The health issues associated with this breed are mainly genetic in nature such as seizures and defects of the eye (juvenile cataracts and glaucoma).

Some Japanese Chins are prone to patellar luxation, roach back, premature loss of teeth, heart murmurs & congestive heart failure, juvenile cataracts, seizures and umbilical hernia.

ID: 10834 Date Submitted: 4/8/2010 Breed: Lhasa Apso Poodle Date Purchased: 6/9/2007 Broker: Unknown Petshop: Family of Pets AKA Family Puppy Details: Parvovirus; a year later had gastrointestinal issues (throwing up, diarrhea, dehydration, etc.); Atopic Dermatitis; juvenile cataracts in BOTH eyes & going blind at age two.

Cataracts may be classified by cause (i.e. primary, secondary); age of onset (e.g. congenital, juvenile, senile); location within the lens (e.g. capsular, anterior cortical, posterior cortical, Y - sutural, nuclear, axial, paraxial, equatorial); and degree of completeness (i.e. incipient, immature, mature, hypermature).

These cataracts, sometimes called juvenile cataracts, usually appear between 1 - 3 years of age, but fortunately do not usually cause any functional impairment.

For example, Boston Terriers suffer from both juvenile and late - onset forms of HC, and it has been shown that the HSF4 mutation is responsible for the early - onset cataract only (3).

Juvenile cataracts are associated with the merle gene — the same gene responsible for the dappled appearance and blue irises of some Aussies.

It may be possible to reopen a second, more limited survey to better identify the incidence of those specific health concerns (color dilution alopecia, vitreous degeneration, hypothyroidism, undescended testicles, juvenile cataracts, luxating patellae, Legg - Perthes disease, and glaucoma).

Juvenile Cataracts occur between 8 weeks to 12 months of age.