Dwarfism (Skeletal Dysplasia 3)

Overview

Skeletal dysplasia 3 is a genetic disease in Hungarian Viszlas.

Characteristics and Symptoms

Affected dogs will have short legs and their height at withers is reduced by an average of 11 cm compared to unaffected dogs. The long bones of the limbs are shortened and thickened with flattened articular surfaces. Femoral deformity leads to subluxation of the hip joint and secondary deformity of the hip 'socket'.

Gene Tested : PCYT1A

Possible Test Results :

  • Clear
  • Carrier
  • Affected
  • Hereditary Clear
  • Hereditary Carrier
  • Hereditary Affected
More SD3 (dwarfism) Information (opens a new window)

Dwarfism (Skeletal Dysplasia 3) is an optional test for the following breeds :

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