Rhodesian Ridgeback Genetics: The Ridge Gene, Dermoid Sinus, and Wheaten Coat
The ridge is caused by a genomic duplication on chromosome 18 involving the FGF3, FGF4, FGF19, and ORAOV1 genes. This…
Dog breed profiles — temperament, energy level, grooming and how each breed fits different homes.
The ridge is caused by a genomic duplication on chromosome 18 involving the FGF3, FGF4, FGF19, and ORAOV1 genes. This…
When evaluating a Newfoundland puppy, look for cardiac screening (echocardiogram for subvalvular aortic stenosis) and cystinuria DNA testing on both…
The most common Newfoundland myths are: they are lazy dogs that need minimal exercise (they need 30-60 minutes daily and…
The two most important genetic conditions in Newfoundlands are subvalvular aortic stenosis (SAS), a congenital heart defect with suspected polygenic…
The most common chihuahua myths are: they are inherently aggressive (most reactivity stems from insufficient socialization), they don't need training…
The chihuahua's key genetic traits include the molera (a fontanelle or soft spot on the skull present in most puppies…
A weimaraner is right for you if you are highly active, home most of the day, experienced with sporting or…
Maltese dogs are white due to a combination of extreme white spotting alleles at the S (MITF) locus and potentially…