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There are currently no known eye specific problems within the Northern Inuit breed, for this reason our dogs were given a a basic check for signs of many different eye disorders. However they were primarily checked for PRA (Progressive Retinal Atrophy), CEA (Collie Eye Anomily) and MRD (Multifocal Retinal Dysplacia).
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Result: Clear
Angel has a "tiny rosette lesion" on his lateral tapetal fundus in his left eye, the significance of this is unknown.
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Result: Clear
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Result: Clear
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Hips are scored under the British Veterinary Assosiation's Canine Hip Dysplasia Scheme. Breeders wishing to reduce the risk of hip dysplasia should use dogs with scores that are below the current breed mean score at the time of mating. The current breed mean score for the Northern Inuit is 17.
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Angel has a hip score of 5:5 giving him a total score of 10
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Misty has a hip score of 5:4 giving her a total score of 9
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Dita is not yet old enough to be hip scored.
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