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Click below to be directed to the Canine Inherited Disorders Database and find out about inherited disorders in these breeds.
The most popular breeds tend to have the most disorders listed because there is a larger number of dogs affected, and therefore more opportunity to recognize a breed predisposition to a particular disorder. As well, indiscriminate breeding is more likely to occur in these breeds, leading to a higher incidence of inherited disorders. In less common or newer breeds, there may be no disorders listed or the list of disorders may be quite short, because it can take some time before enough dogs are affected to recognize an inherited disorder.
This is not a comprehensive list of every suspect inherited disorder that has ever been reported in each breed, but instead is an attempt to provide a list of inherited disorders for each breed, on which there is consensus among veterinarians and other experts that these are significant in that breed.
Affenpinscher
Afghan hound
Airedale terrier
Akbash dog
Akita
Alaskan malamute
American bulldog
American pit bull terrier American Staffordshire terrier American water spaniel Australian cattle dog Australian kelpie Australian shepherd Australian terrier Back to top
Basenji Basset Griffon Vendeen Basset hound Beagle Bearded collie Bedlington terrier Belgian Malinois Belgian Tervuren Belgian sheepdog
Bernese mountain dog Bichon frise
Black and tan coonhound Bloodhound Bluetick coonhound Border collie Border terrier Borzoi Boston terrier Bouvier des Flandres Boxer Briard Brittany Brussels Griffon Bull terrier
Bull terrier, miniature
Bulldog Bullmastiff Back to top
Cairn terrier Canaan dog
Cardigan Welsh Corgi Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Chesapeake Bay retriever Chihuahua
Chinese shar-pei Chow chow Clumber spaniel
Cocker spaniel, American
Cocker spaniel, English Collie (rough and smooth) Curly-coated retriever Back to top
Dachshund Dalmatian Dandie Dinmont terrier
Doberman pinscher Back to top
English bulldog
English cocker spaniel English foxhound English setter English springer spaniel English toy spaniel Back to top
Field spaniel Finnish spitz Flat-coated retriever Fox terrier, smooth Fox terrier, wire French bulldog Back to top
German shepherd German shorthaired pointer German wirehaired pointer Giant schnauzer Golden retriever Gordon setter Great Dane Great Pyrenees
Greater Swiss mountain dog Greyhound
Greyhound, Italian Back to top
Harrier Havenese Back to top
Ibizan hound Irish setter Irish terrier Irish water spaniel Irish wolfhound Italian greyhound Back to top
Jack Russell terrier Japanese Chin Back to top
Karelian bear dog Keeshond Kerry blue terrier Komondor Kuvasz Back to top
Labrador retriever Lakeland terrier Lhasa apso Lowchen Back to top
Maltese Manchester terrier Mastiff Miniature bull terrier
Miniature schnauzer Miniature pinscher Back to top
Neapolitan mastiff Newfoundland Norfolk terrier Norwegian elkhound Norwich terrier Nova Scotia duck tolling retriever Back to top
Old English sheepdog Otterhound Back to top
Papillon Pekingese Pharaoh hound Plott hound Pointer (English pointer) Pomeranian Poodle, toy, miniature, standard Portuguese water dog Pug Puli Back to top
Redbone coonhound Rhodesian ridgeback Rottweiler Back to top
Saint Bernard Saluki Samoyed Schipperke
Schnauzer, giant Schnauzer, miniature Schnauzer, standard Scottish deerhound Scottish terrier Sealyham terrier Shar-pei Shetland sheepdog Shiba Inu Shih tzu Siberian husky Silky terrier Skye terrier Soft coated wheaten terrier Staffordshire bull terrier Sussex spaniel Back to top
Tibetan spaniel Tibetan terrier Back to top
Vizsla Back to top
Weimaraner Welsh Corgi,Cardigan Welsh Corgi,Pembroke Welsh springer spaniel Welsh terrier West Highland white terrier Whippet Wirehaired pointing griffon Back to top
Yorkshire Terrier
Reprinted with Permission
This database is funded jointly by the Sir James Dunn Animal Welfare Centre at the Atlantic Veterinary College, University of Prince Edward Island, and the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association.
Copyright © 1998 Canine Inherited Disorders Database. All rights reserved.
Revised: December 29, 2004 .
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