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  • Mojo's Toes

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    PawlaP
    Good news. After finishing a 14 day course of antibiotics, using antifungal/antibacterial wipes, and a switch in food, Mojo's toes are almost back to normal. Fingers (and toes) crossed that whatever he had doesn't come back. (The comment about dogs thinking bitter apple is a great basting sauce was cute. ) [image: 1529958787378-mojo-x27-s-toes-21-jun-2018-sm.jpg]
  • Offspring's Fanconi Results Question

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    tanzaT
    @Basenjimamma: Ok, I got it. So basically the only way (as far as we know with the test available today) to get affecteds is if the "breeder" either don't test prior to breeding or breed affecteds and carriers together, and not using a clear in the mix. Right, Affecteds and Carriers and IND (between a Clear and a Carrier, so should be considered a Carrier) should only be bred to Clears, period With the very, very few inconsistant results excluded, looking at the test results, what we are seeing is what we would expect to see, especially in looking at tested sires and dams and then their offspring.
  • Tilly's Fanconi Test Results

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    If the test shows affected your basenji will probably come down with fanonis
  • Beegin's Fanconi Test Results

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    Ninabeana26N
    Great news for Beegin! :)
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    Wonderful..its a good day indeed. Isn't it nice to know that is one area you don't have to worry about?
  • FAQ's for the new Fanconi linkage test

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    tanzaT
    Glad that you pointed that out and yes, sometimes UTI's are really hard to catch… so you are right, learning the symptoms for your dog is the key....