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Brooke parents are Bubbles and Kirby
Parents of Bubbles are Neenah and Bingo
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Taffy parents are Lola and Kirby
Parents of Lola are Neenah and Bingo
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Latte - parents are Lola and Kirby
Parents of Lola are Neenah and Bingo.
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Gigi - parents are Boomer and Chloe
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Black Pearl and black Opal - smooth coat dachshund. Parents Kirby and Sophie. 8 lbs
Sophie - AKC/CKC black and tan piebald mini Dachshund. parents Racine and Nemo.
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Cookie - AKC/CKC chocolate piebald mini Dachshund - parents Lola and Boomer. Lola's parents are Neenah and Bingo
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Barley - AKC/CKC red mini Dachshund - parents Lola and Boomer. Lola is from Neenah and Bingo.
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Madge - AKC chocolate dapple mini dachshund - parents - Racine and Kirby.
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Margo - AKC chocolate dapple mini Dachshund - parents - Racine and Kirby.
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Ginger - mini dachshund- parents Cookie and Kirby.
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Sabrina - AKC/CKC black and tan piebald mini Dachshund,
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Nutmeg -chocolate smooth coat dapple.
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Zoey - F1 Doxiepoo - parents Basil and Monty. Basil's parents Neenah and Bingo. DNA at bottom of page. Available for pet home.
Ivdd and alt
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In some breeds such as Beagles, Cocker Spaniels, and Dachshunds (among others) this variant is found in nearly all dogs. While those breeds are known to have an elevated risk of IVDD, many dogs in those breeds never develop IVDD. For mixed breed dogs and purebreds of other breeds where this variant is not as common, risk for Type I IVDD is greater for individuals with this variant than for similar dogs.
What is Intervertebral Disc Disease (Type I)?
This condition is associated with differences in body proportions, such as a longer back and shorter legs, and may increase the risk of spinal disc problems. Disc disease can vary in severity, from mild discomfort to more serious movement changes.
Alt is just a tool for the vet to use. It does not indicate disease
Neenah
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Bingo
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Bristol
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Beamer
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Nemo's DNA
Racine's DNA
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Kirby's DNA
Boomer's DNA
Monty's DNA