The Kennel Club Health Standard HUU DNA Test added to Health Standard. The Kennel Club Health Standard Advisory Panel meeting 21st May 2025 reviewed mutation frequency data for DNA tests, and added HUU DNA testing to the Best Practice category, … Continue reading →
MORE SAMPLES STILL NEEDED Latest epilepsy research update from the Canine Genetics Centre The CGC will be finalising sample collections in summer for the next phase of the project. Please swab your dog and send it back as soon as … Continue reading →
Eye Testing at Crufts 2025 60 eye testing appointments per day 6th – 9th March Morning 10am – 1pm | Afternoon 2pm – 5pm Hall 2 vet centre Exhibitors must already have a Crufts dog pass Reduced rate £30.00 per … Continue reading →
The Kennel Club Health Standard Following the closure of the Kennel Club Assured Breeder Scheme, and an end to the required/recommended health tests. The KC has now introduced the Kennel Club Health Standard effective from 15th January 2025. What is … Continue reading →
Giant Schnauzer Epilepsy Research Update Sample update – The Canine Genetics Centre have received DNA samples from 20 affected Giant Schnauzers and 27 unaffected controls at present. This doesn’t include swab kits sent out that have not yet been returned. … Continue reading →
Laboklin DNA testing kits will be available at the Giant Schnauzer Club Championship show Sunday 20th October, for the GSC DNA testing bundle (prcd-PRA, PRA5, DCM, HUU & DM) including £12 discount voucher code for club members. Quite a few … Continue reading →
Custom Made Schnauzer Wall Art The Giant Schnauzer Health Fund is auctioning a Schnauzer wall art item. Super quality, large, powder coated, steel wall art. Specially made for the Giant Schnauzer Health Fund. Width: 87cm (34 inches) Height: 60cm (23.5 … Continue reading →
Flying start for epilepsy study Earlier this year the CGC announced the broadening of its idiopathic epilepsy (IE) project to include Beagles, English Springers, Giant Schnauzers, Hungarian Vizslas and Irish Setters. The IE team is pleased to report that the … Continue reading →
Kennel Club Spinal Survey The Kennel Club’s new online survey, aims to improve understanding of the prevalence and types of spinal (neck, back or tail) problems affecting different pedigree dog breeds. The survey has been developed to gain insights and … Continue reading →
A survey has been developed by The Kennel Club (KC) and Veterinary Cardiovascular Society (VCS) to gain data and insight into the prevalence and type of heart disease affecting different pedigree dog breeds. This will further give the organisations a … Continue reading →
