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Hypophosphatasia is a severe skeletal disorder which affects the Karelian Bear Dog, and causes poor bone structure and retarded growth.
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General information
Hypophosphatasia is a severe skeletal disorder which affects the Karelian Bear Dog, and causes poor bone structure and retarded growth. It is caused by a recessive mutation to the gene ALPL.
Clinical features
Affected puppies start falling behind in growth with respect to their littermates by the age of 7 to 10 weeks. They also have difficulty moving, with muscle weakness, a crouched stance and deformed bones and joints. The affected dog may die within the first 10 weeks of life; if not, euthanasia may be necessary due to the severity of symptoms.
Additional information
References
Pubmed ID: 30700765
Omia ID: 2162