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die viel heller ist als die Standardfarbe von nicht betroffenen Hunden
meanwhile the two of the following mutations
The test cannot exclude other genetic defects which may be involved in the development of hereditary cataract in Australian Shepherds
The disease is a result of functional defects in the primary cilium
Maxillary Canine-Tooth Mesioversion (MCM) option-set-443684-checkbox-1 uterine bodyMaxillary canine tooth mesioversion (MCM) is a genetically complex dental anomaly observed in the Shetland Sheepdog breed characterized by forward displacement of one or both upper canines toward the snout. The disease may cause traumatic abnormal occlusion, ulceration of the upper lip, and or periodontal disease and may require extraction or orthodontic repositioning. It is rarely observed outside of the Shetland Sheepdog, a breed that also has a
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