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JUVENILE DEMODICOSIS IN FRENCH BULLDOGS

  • A. Smulska
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Опубліковано 29.11.2022

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Smulska, A. (2022). JUVENILE DEMODICOSIS IN FRENCH BULLDOGS. Матеріали конференцій МЦНД, (18.11.2022; Львів, Україна), 198–200. вилучено із https://archive.mcnd.org.ua/index.php/conference-proceeding/article/view/325

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The French Bulldog, despite its name, is a breed of both British and French origin. The breed was first recognised by The Kennel Club in 1906 and has three colourings currently allowed: brindle, fawn and pied. French Bulldogs are currently very popular in the UK and were the second most commonly registered UK pedigree dog breed in 2017. Owners of this breed are attracted to their distinctive appearance, their size being suited to a sedentary lifestyle, and the perception that they are a good companion and children’s breed. However, despite their popularity, the breed has some well-documented health issues, especially in relation to eye, breathing, skin and spinal problems. Collection of health information on large numbers of French Bulldogs attending veterinary practices in the UK would provide reliable data to assist with reforms that aim to improve the health of the breed. The VetCompass™ Programme collects de-identified clinical record data from veterinary practices in the UK for research to improve animal welfare[1].

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