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Affected puppies usually die before two years of age
Mutation: SLC7A9 gene
the breed standard allows only one coat length (long or short variant is unacceptable)
a breed that also has a high prevalence of hypodontia (one or more congenitally missing teeth)
fusion of ribs and displaying malalignment
Progressive Retinaatrophie (PRA-CNGA1) option-set-443684-checkbox-1 Affected puppies usually die beforeProgressive retinal atrophy (PRA) is an inherited disease that occurs in many breeds of dogs and is reflected in various clinically indistinguishable forms. Progressive rod and cone degeneration in retina leads to progressive vision loss, which can end with total blindness. A form of PRA called CNGA1 PRA was described in Shetland sheepdog. On average clinical signs become apparent at 5 years of age (2 11 years). The breed suffers from an additional
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