Sentences with phrase «so affected puppies»

CEA is present at birth, so affected puppies will be identified during a puppy eye exam.

Not exact matches

To report disorders, conditions and health matters observed or diagnosed in German Shepherd Dogs or Puppies to the Hereditary Diseases Scheme, please forward information to the GSDCA so it may gather all available data to better understand what may be occurring and affecting breed development.

While parvo can affect dogs of all ages, most cases occur in puppies, so it's important to isolate puppies from other dogs until they complete the parvo vaccination series at 16 weeks of age.

Unfortunately, a few puppies and dogs can be so severely affected that they will not recover, despite proper treatment from a veterinarian.

For example if a dam is stressed during pregnancy this may affect the puppy's reaction to stress and so use of aggression in later life.

Carrier dogs should only be mated to clear dogs so as to avoid producing BFJE affected puppies.

A pregnant dog will know exactly how much food she should eat, so it is a good idea to free feed your pet during this period; if you fail to feed your pet the right amount of food, this will equally affect the puppies and the mother.

Her other mates were probably not carriers, so 50 % of the puppies were normal, 50 % were carriers, but no affected dogs were ever produced.

Young puppies do not have fully developed immune systems so shots of a live virus can affect her body drastically.

Because puppies are so commonly affected, they are routinely dewormed (whether or not eggs are seen microscopically) during their first few sets of puppy vaccines.

I have to admit it's deep winter where I live and is very cold so I don't know if that will affect my puppy's bladder.

What we can conclude is that there are so many factors affecting the growth of puppies and dogs, just like humans.

There are also quite a few other things that can adversely affect the liver, such as: infectious diseases, internal parasites, inflammation, etc... If you suspect that your puppy is ill the best thing to do is take it to the veterinarian so that it can have a complete and thorough check up.

These are all innocent mistakes that will affect some dogs and not others, and this is the reason puppy training is so important.

Although the disease is rare in general, within an affected line it is important to control the gene frequency so as to prevent producing puppies affected with the disease.

Common intestinal parasites of dogs can cause problems in people as well so not only do they affect your puppy's health but yours as well and anyone that may be exposed to the puppy's feces.

For example, coronavirus typically affects very young puppies with adult dogs often having a natural immunity so there would be no need to continue to give the vaccine to adult dogs.

There are several DNA tests to help guide breeders using these lines, so that they can avoid producing affected puppies.

So even young puppies can be affected (whereas they typically aren't as susceptible to environmental allergies at this age).

If they ever produce an affected, we KNOW with certainty that they are a Carrier, and so is the other parent they produced an affected puppy with.

CEA is present at birth and does not progress, so there is no worry that an affected puppy will get worse as it gets older.

Again, there is no test available to determine if a Beagle will be affected by or carry the gene (s) for IVDD, so Beagle breeders should avoid breeding dogs who are known to have IVDD or produce puppies affected with IVDD.

Some prospective buyers may rationalize that they're only adopting the puppy from the center, that the quality of it is irrelevant, but the health conditions of the center might have a long term affect on the health of the puppy itself, so it's not something that should be ignored.

That leaked testosterone is known to increase the size of female embryos that are next to them, so they grow a bit larger too (that extra testosterone might even affect that female puppy's or kitten's later reproductive potential ie, its reproductive tract anatomy and fertility)(ref1, ref2)

Low blood sugar can affect puppies much more often than adult dogs, even when your puppy is healthy, so it's important to learn about low blood sugar symptoms and what to do.

It should be noted that a unilaterally deaf dog can be as great a genetic risk for transmission of deafness to its offspring as is a bilaterally deaf dog, so BAER testing of puppies from affected breeds is important.

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As the puppy is more likely to be affected by various worms, so you should keep an eye on possible symptoms due to seek proper treatment.

Identification of the mutation (s) that cause JRD will permit development of a genetic test so that breeders can avoid producing affected puppies, and early identification of affected dogs without clinical signs may also lead to more effective therapeutic intervention.