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  • Johnny's stones

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    Pat, I will email it to you separately. Apparently, it just wants to save is as a picture and when I reduce it, it goes all blurry. If anyone else would like it, email me to shadow_brat2004@yahoo.ca This is just on more thing on my list of why not to stop strip testing.
  • Pip's fanconi test.

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    @moetmum: I understood that one of the main reasons dogs come back IND is because there isn't enough DNA to test. I don't think that is correct? This is from the FAQ's at www.basenjihealth.org on Fanconi Testing. I still think you should contact Jon Curby, if you have not already My dog came back indeterminate, what does that mean? Should I re-test? Answer: Our linkage test uses 3 markers (for a total of 6 alleles) to predict Fanconi status and requires that all 3 be in agreement. An indeterminate result means the 3 markers are not in agreement (view sample results) and therefore cannot predict Fanconi status.
  • Cody's fanconi results

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    How awesome for you and Cody!
  • Tilly's Fanconi Test Results

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    If the test shows affected your basenji will probably come down with fanonis
  • Baron's Fanconi results

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    Jayden says "Yeah for Dad"!! Congratulations but we really expected no less. :) :) :)
  • FAQ's for the new Fanconi linkage test

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    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....