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R Crested Tails
Marla and Ellen
ccrested@rcrested.com
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Phone 248 929-1107
Fax 248 347-1890



PRAPRCD

PRA/PRCD TEST RESULTS

ALL OF OUR DOGS HAVE BEEN TESTED AND IN THE PROCESS OF BEING TESTED FOR PRA/PRCD. MORE RESULTS WILL BE POSTED SOON.

Here is some information to inform you about PRA/ PRCD

What does Normal/Clear (or Homozygous Normal) mean?

This means the dog has no prcd-PRA gene, and therefore an extremely low risk of developing prcd-PRA.  This dog can be safely bred to any other dog, even a dog with prcd-PRA, and none of the puppies will be affected with prcd-PRA.

What does Carrier (or Heterozygous) mean? 

This means the dog has only one prcd-PRA gene, and therefore an extremely low risk of developing prcd-PRA.  If bred, this dog would have a 50/50 chance of passing its one prcd-PRA gene to its offspring.  But remember, its other gene is normal, not prcd-PRA, so it also has a 50/50 chance of passing its normal gene to its offspring.  Since a puppy would need two prcd-PRA genes, one from each parent, in order to develop prcd-PRA, this Carrier dog could be safely bred to a Normal/Clear dog and none of the puppies would develop prcd-PRA.  Some of them might be Normal/Clear (statistically, 50%) and some of them might be Carriers (statistically, 50%), but none of them will be affected with prcd-PRA.  If this Carrier dog is bred to another Carrier dog, however, there is a possibility of producing prcd-PRA Affected puppies (statistically, 25%), but there is also the same possibility of producing Normal/Clear puppies (again, statistically 25%).  Some breeders might take this chance because there aren't very many Normal/Clear dogs to breed to right now.  But if they can develop more of them by breeding two Carriers together, eventually we will have a lot more Normal/Clear dogs.  If your breeder has bred two Carriers together, ask their reasons for doing so, and if you are satisfied with their answer, then you may wish to consider having your puppy Optigen tested.

So what about Affected (or Homozygous Mutant)? 

This means the dog has two prcd-PRA genes, and a very high chance of developing prcd-PRA sometime during its lifetime.  Currently that is estimated to be anywhere from 3 to 13 years of age (or unknown actually).  There are a few Eskies out there who are 8-10 years old, Optigen tested as Affected, and still not showing any symptoms of prcd-PRA.  The good news about the Optigen test is that an Affected dog can be safely bred to a Normal/Clear dog and no Affected puppies will be produced, only Carriers.  Which means, those puppies won't get prcd-PRA.  Breeding an Affected dog to a Carrier, however, is not recommended because it would give the puppies a 50% chance of being prcd-PRA Affected themselves, and no chance of being Normal/Clear.


All of our adults have been tested for PRA/PRCD.
FEMALES

RCRESTED SHAMBHALA'S SOPHIE ROSE-TR24304703

CERF-
TESTED NORMAL FROM MICHIGAN VET SPECIALISTS.
PRA CLEAR OF HEREDITARY OR CONGENITAL EYE DEFECTS/ DISEASES.
OFA CERTIFICATION (PATELLAS): PATELLAS CLEAR/ NORMAL DR LISNER ANIMAL HOSPITAL.
PRA STATUS - NEGATIVE


RCRESTED STORM TAKE COVER-TR64137901

CERF-
TESTED NORMAL FROM MICHIGAN VET SPECIALISTS.
PRA CLEAR OF HEREDITARY OR CONGENITAL EYE DEFECTS/ DISEASES.
OFA CERTIFICATION (PATELLAS): PATELLAS CLEAR/ NORMAL DR LISNER ANIMAL HOSPITAL.
PRA STATUS - NEGATIVE


RCRESTED MADAM MOSIELLE MIA OF RCRESTED-TR41630206


CERF-
TESTED NORMAL FROM MICHIGAN VET SPECIALISTS.
PRA CLEAR OF HEREDITARY OR CONGENITAL EYE DEFECTS/ DISEASES.
OFA CERTIFICATION (PATELLAS): PATELLAS CLEAR/ NORMAL DR LISNER ANIMAL HOSPITAL.
PRA STATUS - NEGATIVE


RCRESTED BELLA BIANCA-TR52380701

CERF-
TESTED NORMAL FROM MICHIGAN VET SPECIALISTS.
PRA CLEAR OF HEREDITARY OR CONGENITAL EYE DEFECTS/ DISEASES.
OFA CERTIFICATION (PATELLAS): PATELLAS CLEAR/ NORMAL DR LISNER ANIMAL HOSPITAL.
PRA STATUS - NEGATIVE

RCRESTED JADA THE CROWN JEWEL
PRA/PRCD-RESULTS PENDING: 
OFA CERTIFICATION (PATELLAS): PATELLAS CLEAR/ NORMAL DR LISNER ANIMAL HOSPITAL.
PRA STATUS-NEGATIVE

MALES


TRISTAR'S PANDAMONIUM (ZIGGY)-TR32953901

DNA TESTED
CERF-
TESTED NORMAL FROM MICHIGAN VET SPECIALISTS.
PRA CLEAR OF HEREDITARY OR CONGENITAL EYE DEFECTS/ DISEASES.
OFA CERTIFICATION (PATELLAS): PATELLAS CLEAR/ NORMAL DR LISNER ANIMAL HOSPITAL.
PRA STATUS - NEGATIVE


VICARY'S FIRE AND ICE (BLIZZARD)-TR65533104


PRA CLEAR OF HEREDITARY OR CONGENITAL EYE DEFECTS/ DISEASES.
OFA (PATELLAS): PATELLAS CLEAR/ NORMAL.
PRA STATUS - NEGATIVE



PLL 
Primary Lens Luxation according to OFA (Orthapedic Foundation for Animals ) a dog that is a carrier has a very low percentage 5-10% of developing primary lens luxation. Either the normal/clear copy or the mutated copy of the gene can be transmitted to its offspring.  This means you can breed a  carrier to a clear dog but can never breed an affected/high risk dog.

 


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