Anemia
with chondrodysplasia: a condition of Alaskan malamutes where there is malformation and maldevelopment of cartilage and red blood cells.
Not exact matches
Intervertebral disk disease is not uncommon, especially in Poodles
with short legs and a long back, which is a deformity called
chondrodysplasia.
Pollinger et al., [44] identified a 40 Mb selective sweep on CFA11 associated
with black coat color in Large Munsterlander and a 10 MB region on CFA3 in Dachshund containing FGFR3, which is responsible for achondroplasia in humans and presumably linked
with related genes responsible for canine
chondrodysplasia.
Chondrodysplasia, a heritable skeletal disorder that has been incorporated into the phenotype of many dog breeds [13], predisposes English bulldogs to skeletal disorders such as hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, luxating patella and shoulders, intervertebral disk disease, cruciate ligament rupture, hemivertebra, torsional pelvic deformity and problems
with normal copulation and parturition [14, 15].
Norwegian Elkhound
chondrodysplasia is similar to the other canine dwarfisms as well as to human spondylometaphyseal dysplasia; it is widespread in the breed, and may be associated
with glycosuria (sugar in the blood), although in one study this was not found.
Miniature Poodles
with inherited epiphyseal
chondrodysplasia are rhizomelic (it seems the shortness of their limbs comes primarily from the retardation of growth nearest the hips and shoulders) and often have ventrodorsal compression of the chest and enlarged joints.