Differences in HD-evaluation

michaelundinaeichhorn · 28-09-2004, 08:22

Thank you Pavel, I was searching for this page some days before. What I meant was the same, there is an agreement about wich hips with what Norbergdegree and ohter joint sings get about what classification of HD. Some use the B, some only A and C or numbers instead, some classify both hips, some only the the side that is worse. But I don´t know any country where a dog with a Norberg degree of 105 or better and normal hips would get worth than B, like a case in your country I heard of, it is impossible (or should be) that you get an Free and an Middle classification.
Middle means a Norbergdegree from about 90-100 with severe changements in bone and joint structure, there is a too big difference to Free and one classification class inbetween. Everybody can make mistakes, but if such a difference occures regulary than something is wrong and the system has to be checked.

Ina

28-09-2004, 08:22	#2
michaelundinaeichhorn Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Bad Dürkheim Posts: 2,249	Thank you Pavel, I was searching for this page some days before. What I meant was the same, there is an agreement about wich hips with what Norbergdegree and ohter joint sings get about what classification of HD. Some use the B, some only A and C or numbers instead, some classify both hips, some only the the side that is worse. But I don´t know any country where a dog with a Norberg degree of 105 or better and normal hips would get worth than B, like a case in your country I heard of, it is impossible (or should be) that you get an Free and an Middle classification. Middle means a Norbergdegree from about 90-100 with severe changements in bone and joint structure, there is a too big difference to Free and one classification class inbetween. Everybody can make mistakes, but if such a difference occures regulary than something is wrong and the system has to be checked. Ina