Zerebelläre Ataxia - Finnish Hound Hundebesitzer-Featured This disorder often results in

This disorder often results in euthanasia due to frequent bone fractures

Mutation: LOXHD1-Gen

It has an effect on the formation of black eumelanin as well as red-yellow pheomelanin

It is marked by an abnormality in the ligaments that are in the eye

die ausgeprägtere klinische Anzeichen haben und normalerweise im Alter von 3 Jahren eingeschläfert werden

Zerebelläre Ataxia - Finnish Hound Hundebesitzer-Featured This disorder often results inCerebellar ataxia is a hereditary recessive autosomal disease that occurs in many species, including dogs, among which the Finnish Hound suffers from an early on set disorder. It is characterized by degeneration of the cerebellar structures, which results in progressive motor incoordination. The symptoms usually occur at the age of 3 months and include progressing generalized cerebellar ataxia, difficulties in coordinating movements and balance,