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Polydactyly (Great Pyrenees Type)
WT/WT
Normal (Clear)
R Locus (Roan/Ticked)
r/r
No roan or ticking
R Locus (Roan/Ticked) - R
Ti
0
R Locus (Roan/Ticked) - R
0
S Locus (White Spotting, Parti, or Piebald)
S/S
No white spotting, flash,
parti, or piebald
SD Locus (Shedding)
sd/SD
Moderate shedding
Sex Determination
X/Y
Male
Social Behavior
WT/M; WT/WT
May demonstrate more
social behavior
Social Behavior, Variant 1
1
Social Behavior, Variant 2
0
T Locus (Natural Bobtail)
t/t
Normal tail
WT:
wild type (normal)
M:
mutant
Y:
Y chromosome (male)
Determinants of coat colors and traits are complex. Many of these variants are known and many of the genes screened in the Canine
HealthCheck interact. In addition, not all the genetic factors that contribute to a dog’s coat color and traits are known. Because of the
complexities in gene-gene interactions, the coat colors and traits reported in your Canine HealthCheck results may vary from your dog’s actual
appearance. Individual differences in genes throughout the canine genome, not tested in this genetic screen, may also affect the final coat color
or traits seen in your dog.
Diseases
Disease Name
Genotype
Interpretation
Acral Mutilation Syndrome
WT/WT
Normal (Clear)
Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome
WT/WT
Normal (Clear)
Adult Paroxysmal Dyskinesia
WT/WT
Normal (Clear)
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