Diseases and prevention

A selection of relevant breed health problems and tested variants. Frequencies differ: historical ASHGI surveys are not current prevalence estimates.

MDR1: what it really means →

Relevant clinical conditions

Genetic diseases and variants

Genetics and frequency are different questions. Some listed variants are uncommon. Carriers of recessive variants are generally not ill; HSF4, MDR1 and SOD1 need specific interpretation. Clear only refers to what was tested.

Umbilical hernia · NBT

ASHGI · Disease prevalence FAQ (2010 survey) · USASA · Health & genetics

From the guide to your Lunamar records

The library explains breed and health concepts. The private platform organises dogs and kennels, preserves evidence, explores pedigrees and records reproduction. Reading a guide does not create records, grant access or confirm a result.

In Health and genetics, preserve the dog’s report and review variant, copies, inheritance and page before marking it Documented. A genetic finding, clinical suspicion and diagnosis are different facts. Recording a result does not prescribe treatment or automatically approve a mating.

For an individual dog, discuss tests and family history with the veterinarian. The system does not diagnose or decide treatment, ovulation or insemination timing. Missing data must remain identified as pending information.

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Application to Lunamar features reviewed on 22 October 2026. Each reading retains the scope of its clinical sources and review dates.

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