Small Animal Dermatology, 3rd edition

appendixA Canine Genodermatoses................................

This list represents some of the more common canine dermatologic (or dermatologic-

related) disorders recognized within certain breeds. Some of the diseases have a

genetic etiology whereas others seem to have a breed predisposition. The exact eti-

ologies/pathogenesis of many of the conditions are changing as canine dermatologic

research progresses.

Affenpinscher Hyperadrenocorticism

Afghan hound Hypothyroidism

Demodicosis

Airedale terrier Lymphoma

Hypothyroidism

Demodicosis

Flank alopecia

Akita Juvenile-onset polyarthritis

Uveodermatologic syndrome

Pemphigus foliaceus

Deafness

Hypothyroidism

Granulomatous sebaceous adenitis

Alaskan malamute Anemia with chondrodysplasia

Follicular (color) dysplasia (red)

Follicular dysplasia (plush-coated breeds)

Dwarfism

Demodicosis

Hypothyroidism

Hyperadrenocorticism

Zinc-responsive dermatosis

American foxhound Deafness

Microphthalmia

Leishmaniasis

American Staffordshire terrier Mast cell tumor

Deafness

Flank alopecia

American water spaniel Hermaphroditism

Pattern baldness

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Karen Helton Rhodes and Alexander H. Werner.
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