DM Testresults

yukidomari · 22-04-2010, 16:39

Good post. Thanks for sharing - it's good to know that there are breeders who care about testing for and limiting DM in CSVs.. as the breed is still in its early years, I do believe good control can provide a healthier future before DM becomes too wide spread or causes more dogs to suffer.

draggar · 22-04-2010, 18:26

Yep. I hope the two active dogs are not used in breeding unless they are phenominal in every other aspect - and then only breed to a truly normal / normal dog.

Carriers can be bred - just breed them to N/N dogs and the puppies will, at worst, be carriers. The breed is small enough that with some monitoring of this we might be able to eliminate DM from the breed (yes, it will take a while).

Akela · 22-04-2010, 19:01

Hello,
can someone explain me what clearly is DM?
It is a short "word" for what genetic disease exactly?
Thank you very much.

draggar · 22-04-2010, 19:04

A few links on it:

http://www.fredlanting.org/2010/02/t...athy%e2%80%9d/

http://neuro.vetmed.ufl.edu/neuro/DM_Web/DMofGS.htm

OFA test:
https://secure.offa.org/cart.html

yukidomari · 22-04-2010, 19:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by Akela

Hello,
can someone explain me what clearly is DM?
It is a short "word" for what genetic disease exactly?
Thank you very much.

It's short for Degenerative Myelopathy.

SARKA · 14-08-2010, 11:58

Test results DM from Italy
Arimminum Andromeda N/N FREE
Arimminum Storm N/N FREE
Arimminum Naboo N/N FREE
Layla Zlata Palz N/N FREE
Anish Pura Gioia N/N FREE

draggar · 14-08-2010, 17:20

Quote:

Originally Posted by SARKA

Test results DM from Italy
Arimminum Andromeda N/N FREE
Arimminum Storm N/N FREE
Arimminum Naboo N/N FREE
Layla Zlata Palz N/N FREE
Anish Pura Gioia N/N FREE

That's awesome!

Mikael · 14-08-2010, 19:15

For testing all your dogs !!! And congratulations one the results !!!

Best regards / Mikael

22-04-2010, 18:26	#2
draggar Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: New Hampshire Posts: 370	Yep. I hope the two active dogs are not used in breeding unless they are phenominal in every other aspect - and then only breed to a truly normal / normal dog. Carriers can be bred - just breed them to N/N dogs and the puppies will, at worst, be carriers. The breed is small enough that with some monitoring of this we might be able to eliminate DM from the breed (yes, it will take a while). __________________ Fred Lanting's Official Site Dog Actors

22-04-2010, 19:01	#3
Akela Junior Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Québec Posts: 5	DM Hello, can someone explain me what clearly is DM? It is a short "word" for what genetic disease exactly? Thank you very much.

22-04-2010, 19:04	#4
draggar Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: New Hampshire Posts: 370	A few links on it: http://www.fredlanting.org/2010/02/t...athy%e2%80%9d/ http://neuro.vetmed.ufl.edu/neuro/DM_Web/DMofGS.htm OFA test: https://secure.offa.org/cart.html __________________ Fred Lanting's Official Site Dog Actors

14-08-2010, 11:58	#6
SARKA Arimminum Kennel Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Rimini Posts: 1,230	Test results DM from Italy Arimminum Andromeda N/N FREE Arimminum Storm N/N FREE Arimminum Naboo N/N FREE Layla Zlata Palz N/N FREE Anish Pura Gioia N/N FREE __________________ Sarka Matrasova www.lupocecoslovacco.it

14-08-2010, 19:15	#8
Mikael Scandinavian Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Stockholm Posts: 1,089	For testing all your dogs !!! And congratulations one the results !!! Best regards / Mikael __________________ _________________________________________________ Hronec, Rasty, Zilja Kennel, Wolfdog of Sweden* http://kennelwolfdogofsweden.vpsite.se/Home.html http://www.facebook.com/pages/Wolfdo...53067971392916

22-04-2010, 16:39	#1
yukidomari Moderator Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Los Angeles CA Posts: 847	Good post. Thanks for sharing - it's good to know that there are breeders who care about testing for and limiting DM in CSVs.. as the breed is still in its early years, I do believe good control can provide a healthier future before DM becomes too wide spread or causes more dogs to suffer.