The detail information of Hypothyroidism
Basic Information

Disease Ontology ID: DDTO:0000441

Disease Description: A common endocrine disease where the body produces an abnormally low amount of thyroid hormones. An autoimmune destruction of the thyroid gland which affects more than 50, dog breeds

Inherit Mode: unknown

Disease Symptom: The changes due to gradually decreasing levels of circulating thyroid hormone are slow and insidious. Early signs (which are usually not recognized as being related to hypothyroidism) include lower energy levels and increased susceptibility to infections. As the disease progresses, you will likely notice changes in your dog's hair coat - symmetrical hair loss with or without darkening of the skin, and dry or greasy hair. Other signs of hypothyroidism include a slow heart rate, lethargy, mental dullness, intolerance to cold, infertility in males and females, constipation, and weight gain. Less commonly, a dog with hypothyroidism may experience heart disease, a bleeding disorder, profound muscular weakness associated with abnormalities in the muscles or nerves, or another endocrine disorder such as diabetes mellitus. Thyroid hormones are essential for normal growth and maturation of the nervous and skeletal systems. Puppies with congenital hypothyroidism will have stunted growth as well as many other abnormalities. Severely affected puppies most likely die before weaning.

Disease Cause: -

Disease Diagnose: Because there is such a broad range of possible clinical signs, hypothyroidism can be quite difficult to diagnose. Blood tests may show certain suggestive (but non-specific) abnormalities. If your veterinarian suspects this condition, s/he will perform laboratory tests to assess thyroid function.

Treat Method: The standard treatment is levo-thyroxine given once a day. This must be continued for life. Within a week of starting treatment, your dog's attitude and activity levels should improve. It can take up to 6 weeks before there is noticeable improvement in the skin and haircoat, but eventually all abnormalities should completely resolve. Dogs on thyroid replacement can live a normal life. Your veterinarian will monitor thyroid hormone levels periodically and adjust the dose if required. Certain other illnesses may also necessitate dosage adjustment. Congenital hypothyroidism is treated the same way. Clinical signs are usually completely reversed with subsequent normal physical and mental growth and development, as long as the condition is recognized and treatment started very early (3 to 4 months of age).

Breeder Advice: Although inheritance of this disorder has not been determined, it is advisable not to breed affected dogs. The OFA (Orthopedic Foundation for Animals) maintains a thyroid registry based on assessment of FT4, cTSH, and TgAA, which is useful for breeders attempting to choose dogs free of hypothyroidism for a breeding programme.

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Associated Diseases
Disease Name Other Name Mode of inheritance Link ID Possible OMIM ID Gene
Hypoparathyroidism - - -
Hypothyroidism, congenital Congenital hypothyroidism with goiter Autosomal Recessive -
Hypothyroidism, primary - - - -
Hypothyroidism, congenital dyshormonogenic, with goiter - Autosomal Recessive -
Associated Breeds
iDog Breed Number Breed Name Personality Height Weight Breed Source
CB2 Afghan Hound Independent, sweet, silly 63.5-68.6 cm 22.7-27.2 kg Afghanistan
CB3 Airedale Terrier Clever, confident, proud; friendly but courageous 58.4 cm 22.7-31.8 kg United Kingdom (England)
CB5 Alaskan Malamute Affectionate, loyal, playful but dignified 63.5 cm (male), 58.4 cm (female) 38.6 kg (male), 34 kg (female) United States
CB45 Borzoi(Russian wolfhound) Loyal, affectionate, regally dignified; a charming but independent-minded canine nobleman 71.1 cm & up (male), 66 cm & up (female) 34-47.6 kg (male), 27.2-38.6 kg (female) Russia
CB48 German Boxer Fun-loving, bright, active and loyal 58.4-63.5 cm (male), 54.6-59.7 cm (female) 29.5-36.3 kg (male), females are about 6.8 kg less than male Germany
CB58 English Bulldog Calm, courageous, and friendly; dignified but amusing. 35.6-38.1 cm 22.7 kg (male), 18.1 kg (female) United Kingdom (England)
CB73 Chinese Shar-Pei Steadfastly devoted to loved ones, but standoffish and lordly toward strangers 45.7-50.8 cm 20.4-27.2 kg China
CB75 Chow Chow Serious-minded, dignified, bright, and aloof 43.2-50.8 cm 20.4-31.8 kg China
CB78 Cocker Spaniel Happy, smart, gentle 36.8-39.4 cm (male), 34.3-36.8 cm (female) 11.3-13.6 kg (male), 9.1-11.3 kg (female)
CB88 Doberman Pinscher Alert, fearless, loyal, and highly trainable 66-71.1 cm (male), 61-66 cm (female) 34-45.4 kg (male), 27.2-40.8 kg (female) Germany
CB114 Giant Schnauzer Loyal, alert, trainable, with the stable temperament required in big dogs of great strength 64.8-69.9 cm (male), 59.7-64.8 cm (female) 27.2-38.6 kg (male), 24.9-34 kg (female) Germany
CB116 Golden Retriever Intelligent, friendly, and devoted. 58.4-61 cm (male), 54.6-57.2 cm (female) 29.5-34 kg (male), 24.9-29.5 kg (female) United Kingdom (Scotland)
CB119 Great Dane Friendly, patient, & dependable. 76.2-86.4 cm (male), 71.1-81.3 cm (female) 54.4-90.7 kg (male), 44.9-59 kg (female) Germany
CB131 Irish Setter Outgoing, sweet-natured, active, and trainable 68.6 cm (male), 63.5 cm (female) 31.8 kg (male), 27.2 kg (female) Ireland
CB134 Irish Wolfhound Calm, dignified, kindly; courageous but not aggressive 81.3 cm minimum (male), 76.2 cm minimum (female) 54.4 kg (male), 47.6 kg (female) Ireland
CB157 English Mastiff Courageous and dignified, but good-natured and docile 76.2 cm & up (male), 69.9 cm & up (female) 72.6-104.3 kg (male), 54.4-77.1 kg (female) England
CB161 Miniature Schnauzer Friendly, smart, obedient 30.5-35.6 cm 5-9.1 kg Germany
CB166 Newfoundland Sweet, patient, devoted; Newfs are famously good companions 71.1 cm (male), 66 cm (female) 59-68 kg (male), 45.4-54.4 kg (female) Canada
CB187 Pomeranian Inquisitive, Bold, Lively 15.2-17.8 cm 1.4-3.2 kg Germany, Poland
CB216 Shetland Shepherd Dog Bright, playful, and energetic 33-40.6 cm 6.8-11.3 kg United Kingdom (Scotland)
CB217 Japanese Shiba Inu Alert, active, and attentive 35.6-43.2 cm (male), 33-40.6 cm (female) 8.2-10.9 kg (male), 6.8-9.1 kg (female) Japan
CB253 Welsh Springer Spaniel Happy, upbeat, family oriented; reserved but not shy with strangers 45.7-48.3 cm (male), 43.2-45.7 cm (female) 18.1-24.9 kg (male), 15.9-22.7 kg (female) United Kingdom (Wales)
CB265 American Pit Bull Terrier Strength, confidence, and zest for life,eager to please and brimming over with enthusiasm,excellent family companions 45.7-53.3 cm (male), 43.2 to 50.8 cm (female) 15.9-27.2 kg (male), 13.6-22.7 kg (female) United States
CB268 Miniature Poodle Intelligent, Eager-to-please , Charming companion 25-38 cm 4.5-6.8kg France&Germany
CB4 Akita Dignified, courageous, and profoundly loyal to their humans 66-71.1 cm (male), 61-66 cm (female) 45.4-59 kg (male), 31.8-45.4 kg (female) Japan
CB11 American Staffordshire Terrier Confident, Smart, Good-natured 18-19 inches (male), 17-18 inches (female) 55-70 pounds (male), 40-55 pounds (female) United States
CB15 Australian Cattle Dog Alert, curious, and pleasant 45.7-50.8 cm (male), 43.2-48.3 cm (female) 15.9-22.7 kg Australia
CB17 Australian Terrier Affectionate, Courageous, Spirited 25.4-27.9 cm 5.4-8.2 kg Australia
CB21 Basset Fauve de Bretagne(Fawn Brittany Basset) Smart, Cheerful, Determined 32–38 cm (13–15 in) France
CB23 Bavarian Mountain Scent Hound Loyal, Versatile, Reserved with Strangers 17-20.5 inches 37-66 pound
CB25 Bearded Collie Bouncy, charismatic, friendly; smart, but also stubborn and independent 53.3-55.9 cm (male), 50.8-53.3 cm (female) 20.4-24.9 kg United Kingdom (Scotland)
CB26 Beauceron(French Short-Haired Shepherd Dog) Smart, obedient, gentle; reserved with strangers, loving and eager to please with preferred humans 64.8-69.9 cm (male), 61-67.3 cm (female) 31.8-49.9 kg France
CB30 Belgian Shepherd Dog Serious-minded, watchful, and very bright and trainable 61-66 cm (male), 55.9-61 cm (female) 24.9-34 kg (male), 20.4-27.2 kg (female) Belgium
CB31 Belgian Tervuren Smart, self-assured, very trainable; affectionate and possessive with loved ones 61-66 cm (male), 55.9-61 cm (female) 24.9-34 kg (male), 20.4-27.2 kg (female) Belgium
CB32 Bergamasco Shepherd Dog Eager to please, very smart, and an indpendent problem solver; patient but protective 59.7 cm (male), 55.9 cm (female) 31.8-38.1 kg (male), 25.9-32.2 kg (female) Italy
CB35 Bichon Frise Playful, curious, and peppy 24.1-29.2 cm 5.4-8.2 kg Spain, Belgium
CB40 Bluetick Coonhound Smart,Fearless 55.9-68.6 cm (male), 53.3-63.5 cm (female) 24.9-36.3 kg (male), 20.4-29.5 kg (female) United States
CB46 Boston Terrier Friendly, bright, amusing, and adaptable. 38.1-43.2 cm 4.5-11.3 kg United States
CB47 Bouvier des Flandres(Flanders Cattle Dog) Strong-willed, even-tempered, courageous; affectionate with family, intimidating to intruders 62.2-69.9 cm (male), 59.7-67.3 cm (female) 31.8-49.9 kg Belgium
CB49 Boykin Spaniel Friendly, eager, trainable, lovable 39.4-45.7 cm (male), 35.6-41.9 cm (female) 13.6-18.1 kg (male), 11.3-15.9 kg (female) United States
CB54 Brittany Bright, upbeat, fun-loving at home; a tireless, enthusiastic worker afield 44.5-52.1 cm 13.6-18.1 kg France
CB60 Cairn Terrier Cheerful, alert, busy and independent-minded 25.4 cm (male), 24.1 cm (female) 6.4 kg (male), 5.9 kg (female) United Kingdom (Scotland)
CB61 Canaan Dog Alert, vigilant, territorial; docile with family, aloof with strangers 50.8-61 cm (male), 48.3-58.4 cm (female) 20.4-24.9 kg (male), 15.9-20.4 kg (female) Middle East Lebanon - Israel
CB68 Central Asian Shepherd Dog Independent, Courageous, Self-Confident 25.5-27.5 inches 88-110 pounds Russia
CB72 Chinese Crested Lively, alert, and affectionate 27.9-33 cm 3.6-5.4 kg Africa, Mexico
CB74 Chinook Patient, smart, willing to please; a devoted family dog 61-66 cm (male), 55.9-61 cm (female) 24.9-40.8 kg (male), 22.7-29.5 kg (female) United States
CB76 Cirneco dell'Etna Affectionate, Friendly, Independent 18-19.5 inches (male), 16.5-18 inches (female) 22-26 pounds (male), 17-22 pounds (female) Italy
CB80 Coton de Tulear Bright, happy-go-lucky, endlessly charming; born to love and to be loved 25.4-27.9 cm (male), 22.9-25.4 cm (female) 4.1-6.8 kg (male), 3.6-5.9 kg (female) Madagascar
CB85 Dandie Dinmont Terrier Independent, proud, smart; affectionate at home, bold and tenacious in the field 20.3-27.9 cm 8.2-10.9 kg United Kingdom (Scotland)
CB86 Danish-Swedish Farmdog Energetic, Trainable, Attentive 34-37cm (male), 32-35 cm (female) 6.8-9 kg Denmark, Sweden
CB89 Dogo Argentino Loyal, trustworthy,courageous 61-68.6 cm (male), 59.7-66 cm (female) 36.3-45.4 kg Argentina
CB95 English Foxhound Affectionate, Gentle, Sociable 61 cm 27.2-34 kg United Kingdom (England)
CB97 English Springer Spaniel Friendly, playful, obedient at home; hardworking and steady in the field 50.8 cm (male), 48.3 cm (female) 22.7 kg (male), 18.1 kg (female) United Kingdom (England)
CB98 English Toy Spaniel Affectionate, Alert, Merry 22.9-25.4 cm 3.6-6.4 kg England
CB103 Finnish Lapphund Reserved with strangers, but usually calm and friendly; submissive at home, courageous at work 45.7-53.3 cm (male), 40.6-48.3 cm (female) 15-24 kg Finland
CB106 French Bulldog Playful, smart, adaptable, and completely irresistible 27.9-33 cm under 12.7 kg United Kingdom (England), France
CB111 German Short-Haired Pointer Friendly, smart, willing to please 58.4-63.5 cm (male), 53.3-58.4 cm (female) 24.9-31.8 kg (male), 20.4-27.2 kg (female) Germany
CB112 German Spitz Devoted, Lively, Attentive 12-15 inches 24-26 pounds Germany
CB115 Irish Glen of Imaal Terrier Gentler, less excitable than most terriers, but still bold and spirited 31.8-35.6 cm 14.5-18.1 kg Ireland
CB117 Gordon Setter Bold, confident, and resolute afield; sweetly affectionate by the fireside 61-68.6 cm (male), 58.4-66 cm (female) 24.9-36.3 kg (male), 20.4-31.8 kg (female) United Kingdom (Scotland)
CB118 Grand Basset Griffon Vendeen Happy and sociable at home, stubborn and tenacious at work 39.4-45.7 cm 18.1-20.4 kg France
CB120 Great Pyrenees Calm, patient, smart; strong-willed yet affectionate 68.6-81.3 cm (male), 63.5-73.7 cm (female) 45.4 kg & up (male), 38.6 kg & up (female) France, Spain
CB121 Greater Swiss Mountain Dog Faithful, dependable, family oriented; Swissies are famously even-tempered 64.8-72.4 cm (male), 60.2-68.6 cm (female) 52.2-63.5 kg (male), 38.6-49.9 kg (female) Switzerland
CB123 Hamiltonstovare(Hamilton Hound) Agile, Versatile, Regal 53-61cm (male) 49-57cm (female) 18-26kg Sweden
CB129 Icelandic Shepherd Dog Confident, cheerful, sociable; the expression “man’s best friend” was coined for dogs like this 45.7 cm (male), 41.9 cm (female) 13.6 kg (male), 11.3 kg (female) Iceland
CB132 Irish Terrier Bold, dashing, even reckless; stouthearted at work, tenderhearted at home 45.7 cm 12.2 kg (male), 11.3 kg (female) Ireland
CB135 Italian Greyhound Sensitive and alert, playful, highly affectionate 33-38.1 cm 3.2-6.4 kg Italy
CB142 Irish Blue Terrier Smart and alert; people oriented, with a dash of Irish humor in his heart 45.7-49.5 cm (male), 44.5-48.3 cm (female) 15-18.1 kg (male), females weigh slightly less than males Ireland
CB143 Kishu Inu(Kishu Ken) Faithful, Noble, Docile 52cm (male) 49cm (female) 13.6-27.2kg Japan
CB145 Kromfohrlander Intelligent, Active, Sensitive 38-46cm 11-16kg (male) 9-14kg (female) Germany
CB147 Labrador Retriever Friendly and outgoing, Labs play well with others 57.2-62.2 cm (male), 54.6-59.7 cm (female) 29.5-36.3 kg (male), 24.9-31.8 kg (female) Canada, United Kingdom (England)
CB148 Lagotto Romagnolo(Romagna Water Dog) Easygoing, affectionate, and eager to please 43.2-48.3 cm (male), 40.6-45.7 cm (female) 12.9-15.9 kg (male), 10.9-14.1 kg (female) Italy
CB150 Lancashire Heeler Affectionate, Versatile, Intelligent 25.4-35cm 4-7.7kg United Kingdom (England)
CB154 Lowchen(Little Lion Dog) Affectionate, Outgoing, Positive 12-14 inches 15 pounds Germany, France, Netherlands, Spain
CB156 Manchester Terrier Spirited, bright, keenly observant; dead loyal, in an independent terrier way 38.1-40.6 cm 5.4-10 kg (standard) United Kingdom (England)
CB158 Miniature American Shepherd Dog Smart, watchful, lively; a loyal snuggler when off-duty 35.6-45.7 cm (male), 33-43.2 cm (female) 9.1-18.1 kg United States
CB160 Miniature Pinscher Fearless, Fun-Loving, Proud 25.4-31.8 cm 3.6-4.5 kg Germany
CB162 Mountain Cur Intelligent, Strong-Willed 41-66cm 13.6-27.2kg United States
CB165 Nederlandse Kooikerhondje(Nederlandse Little Cager Dog) Friendly, Alert, Quick 38-43.2cm (male) 35.6-41cm (female) Netherlands
CB167 Norfolk Terrier Alert, fearless, fun-loving, and more sociable than the usual terrier 22.9-25.4 cm 5-5.4 kg United Kingdom
CB171 Norwegian Lundehund Loving and loyal, also brave, tenacious, and a bit stubborn 33-38.1 cm (male), 30.5-35.6 cm (female) 9.1-13.6 kg Norway
CB173 Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever Smart, outgoing, busy; as affectionate and eager to please as any good retriever 45.7-53.3 cm (male), 43.2-50.8 cm (female) 15.9-22.7 kg Canada
CB174 Old English Shepherd Dog Adaptable, smart, gentle; OES are famous for their sweet, agreeable nature 55.9 cm & up (male), 53.3 cm & up (female) 27.2-45.4 kg United Kingdom (England)
CB175 Otterhound Even-Tempered, amiable, boisterous 68.6 cm (male), 61 cm (female) 52.2 kg (male), 36.3 kg (female) United Kingdom (England)
CB176 Papillon(Continental Toy Spaniel) Happy, alert, friendly 20.3-27.9 cm 2.3-4.5 kg Spain, Belgium, France
CB177 Parson Russell Terrier Bold, friendly, athletic, and clever 35.6 cm (male), 33 cm (female) 5.9-7.7 kg United Kingdom (England)
CB179 Pembroke Welsh Corgi Smart and alert, affectionate but not pushy, bold but kindly. 25.4-30.5 cm up to 13.6 kg (male), up to 12.7 kg (female) United Kingdom(Wales)
CB180 Perro de Presa Canario(Canary Mastiff) Confident, Calm, Strong-Willed 22-26 inches 84-110 pounds Spain
CB186 Polish Lowland Shepherd Dog Lively, clever, confident; very loyal, but an independent worker 45.7-50.8 cm (male), 43.2-48.3 cm (female) 13.6-22.7 kg Poland
CB188 Poodle Proud, active and very smart 25.4 cm & under (toy), 25.4-38.1 cm (miniature), over 38.1 cm (standard) 1.8-2.7 kg (toy), 4.5-6.8 kg (miniature), 27.2-31.8 kg (male standard), 18.1-22.7 kg (female standard) Germany, France
CB195 Pudelpointer Friendly, Smart, Willing to Please 22-26 inches 45-70 pounds Germany
CB197 Hungarian Puli Loyal, smart, home-loving; strong-willed but trainable 43.2 cm (male), 40.6 cm (female) 11.3-15.9 kg Hungary
CB205 Rottweiler Reserved with strangers and affectionate and loyal with his family. 61-68.6 cm (male), 55.9-63.5 cm (female) 49.9-59 kg (male), 34.9-49.9 kg (female) Germany
CB206 Russell Terrier Alert, lively, inquisitive, and friendly 25.4-30.5 cm 4.1-6.8 kg United Kingdom (England)
CB210 Samoyed Gentle, adaptable, eager, friendly; conservative but never shy 53.3-59.7 cm (male), 48.3-53.3 cm (female) 20.4-29.5 kg (male), 15.9-22.7 kg (female) Russia
CB211 Schapendoes Friendly, high spirited, and affectionate Netherlands
CB213 Scottish Deerhound Dignified, gentle, polite; quietly intelligent and perceptive 76.2-81.3 cm (male), 71.1 cm & up (female) 38.6-49.9 kg (male), 34-43.1 kg (female) United Kingdom (Scotland)
CB214 Scottish Terrier Independent, confident, and never shy; spirited but dignified 25.4 cm 8.6-10 kg (male), 8.2-9.5 kg (female) United Kingdom (Scotland)
CB215 Sealyham Terrier Alert and outgoing; stubbornness is tempered by a sly sense of humor 26.7 cm 10.4-10.9 kg (male), slightly less (females) United Kingdom (Wales)
CB219 Kochi Ken(Shikoku) Cautious and brave with good judgment,loyal to its master. Japan
CB221 Silky Terrier Friendly, vivacious, cheeky; in all ways a true terrier 22.9-25.4 cm around 4.5 kg Australia
CB228 Soft-Coated Wheaten Terrier Happy, friendly, and deeply devoted; just stubborn enough to remind you they’re terriers 45.7-48.3 cm (male), 43.2-45.7 cm (female) 15.9-18.1 kg (male), 13.6-15.9 kg (female) Ireland
CB229 Spanish Mastiff Aloof, dignified, calm and intelligent Spain
CB233 Stabyhoun Friendly, sensitive, intelligent, peaceful, patient, and willing to please, but may be stubborn on occasion Netherlands
CB236 Sussex Spaniel Merry and friendly, in the classic spaniel manner 33-38.1 cm 15.9-20.4 kg United Kingdom (England)
CB252 Weimaraner Friendly, fearless, alert, obedient 63.5-68.6 cm (male), 58.4-63.5 cm (female) 31.8-40.8 kg (male), 24.9-34 kg (female) Germany
CB255 West Highland White Terrier Happy, smart, loyal, entertaining 27.9 cm (male). 25.4 cm, female 6.8-9.1 kg United Kingdom (Scotland)
CB257 Wire-Haired Fox Terrier Alert, quick of movement, keen of expression, on tiptoe of expectation at slightest provocation. Friendly, forthcoming and fearless. 39 cm 8.25 kg United Kingdom (England)
CB263 Akbash Dog Calm, quiet, and steady.,independent ,loyal, gentle, and quietly affectionate with its own family, including children and family pets, but remains aloof and suspicious toward strangers. 76.2-86.4 cm (male), 71.1-81.3 cm (female) 54.4 kg (male), 40.8 kg (female) Turkey
CB183 Pharaoh Hound Smart and alert; noble, but friendly and affectionate 58.4-63.5 cm (male), 53.3-61 cm (female) 20.4-24.9 kg Malta
CB269 Standard Poodle Intelligent and quick-to-please 56-66 cm
CB242 Tibetan Mastiff Mellow and calm around the house; devoted to family, reserved and territorial with strangers. 66-76.2 cm (male), 61-71.1 cm (female) 45.4-72.6 kg (male), 34-54.4 kg (female) Tibet
CB271 Toy Manchester Terrier Devoted, Discerning ,Friendly 25.4-30.5 cm under 5.5 kg United Kingdom (England), United States
CB270 Toy Poodle Intelligent, eager to please, quick to learn and an affectionate, loyal pet. under 25 cm
Associated Disease Variants from OMIA
Gene Differential Expression
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2007 Pettigrew,R.,Fyfe,J.C.,Gregory,B.L.,Lipsitz,D.,Delahunta,A.,Summers,B.A.,Shelton,G.D.: :
CNS hypomyelination in Rat Terrier dogs with congenital goiter and a mutation in the thyroid peroxidase gene. Vet Pathol 44:50-6, 2007.
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2006 Kennedy,LJ.,Huson,HJ.,Leonard,J.,Angles,JM.,Fox,LE.,Wojciechowski,JW.,Yuncker,C.,Happ,GM.: :
Association of hypothyroid disease in Doberman Pinscher dogs with a rare major histocompatibility complex DLA class II haplotype. Tissue Antigens 67:53-6, 2006.
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2005 Bruchim,Y.,Kushnir,A.,Shamir,MH.: :
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2003 Beaver,B.V.,Haug,L.I.: :
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2003 Boretti,F.S.,Breyer-Haube,I.,Kaspers,B.,Reusch,C.E.: :
[Clinical, hematological, biochemical and endocrinological aspects of 32 dogs with hypothyroidism] Schweizer Archiv fur Tierheilkunde 145:149-56, 158-9, 2003.
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2003 Fyfe,J.C.,Kampschmidt,K.,Dang,V.,Poteet,B.A.,He,Q.,Lowrie,C.,Graham,P.A.,Fetro,V.M.: :
Congenital hypothyroidism with goiter in toy fox terriers Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine 17:50-7, 2003.
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2003 Hess,R.S.,Kass,P.H.,Van,Winkle,T.J.: :
Association between diabetes mellitus, hypothyroidism or hyperadrenocorticism, and atherosclerosis in dogs Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine 17:489-94, 2003.
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2002 Kubiak,K.,Nicpon,J.,Jankowski,M.,Spuzak,J.: :
Therapeutic approach to canine hypoparathyroidism resulting from thyroidectomy Medycyna Weterynaryjna 58:954-956, 2002.
2002 Anon.: :
Plasma T4 and TSH levels as important parameters for the diagnosis of hypothyroidism in dogs Tijdschrift voor Diergeneeskunde 127:488-489, 2002.
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2002 Krishnamurthi,M.,Rajan,T.S.S.: :
Hypothyroidism in dogs Indian Veterinary Journal 79:166-167, 2002.
2002 McKeown,H.M.: :
Hypothyroidism in a boxer dog Canadian Veterinary Journal - Revue Veterinaire Canadienne 43:553-555, 2002.
2002 McKeown,HM.: :
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2002 Nachreiner,R.M.F.,Refsal,K.R.,Graham,P.A.,Bowman,M.M.: :
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2002 Reusch,C.E.,Gerber,B.,Boretti,F.S.: :
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2002 Reusch,C.E.,Nett,C.S.,Refsal,K.R.: :
Autoantibodies against thyroid hormones: a case report about a dog with hypothyroidism and increased concentrations of T4 and T3 Kleintierpraxis 47:595-+, 2002.
2001 Earl,J.: :
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2001 Kemppainen,R.J.,Behrend,E.N.: :
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2001 Panciera,D.L.: :
Conditions associated with canine hypothyroidism Veterinary Clinics of North America - Small Animal Practice 31:935-+, 2001.
1999 Corcoran,B.M.,Dukes-McEwan,J.,Rhind,S.,French,A.: :
Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis in a Staffordshire bull terrier with hypothyroidism Journal of Small Animal Practice 40:185-188, 1999.
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1999 Dixon,R.M.,Mooney,C.T.: :
Evaluation of serum free thyroxine and thyrotropin concentrations in the diagnosis of canine hypothyroidism Journal of Small Animal Practice 40:72-78, 1999.
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1999 Panciera,D.L.: :
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1999 Plotnick,A.N.: :
Megaesophagus and hypothyroidism in an English Springer Spaniel and response to thyroxine supplementation Canine Practice 24:14-17, 1999.
1999 Cortese,L.,Oliva,G.,Ciaramella,P.,Persechino,A.,Restucci,B.: :
Primary hypothyroidism associated with leishmaniasis in a dog Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association 35:487-492, 1999.
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1998 Bruner,J.M.,Scottmoncrieff,C.R.,Williams,D.A.: :
Effect of time of sample collection on serum thyroid-stimulating hormone concentrations in euthyroid and hypothyroid dogs Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association 212:1572 ff., 1998.
1998 Greco,D.S.,Rosychuk,R.A.W.,Ogilvie,G.K.,Harpold,L.M.,Vanliew,C.H.: :
The effect of levothyroxine treatment on resting energy expenditure of hypothyroid dogs Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine 12:7-10, 1998.
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1998 Hess,R.S.,Ward,C.R.: :
Diabetes mellitus, hyperadrenocorticism, and hypothyroidism in a dog Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association 34:204-207, 1998.
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1998 Kemppainen,R.J.,Behrend,E.N.: :
Advances in diagnostic testing for canine hypothyroidism Compendium on Continuing Education for the Practicing Veterinarian 20:673 ff., 1998.
1998 Pearson,P.D.,Mcginn,O.: :
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1998 Scottmoncrieff,J.C.R.,Nelson,R.W.,Bruner,J.M.,Williams,D.A.: :
Comparison of serum concentrations of thyroid-stimulating hormone in healthy dogs, hypothyroid dogs, and euthyroid dogs with concurrent disease Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association 212:387 ff., 1998.
1997 Peterson ME, Melian C, Nichols R. :
Measurement of serum total thyroxine, triodothyronine, free thyroxine, and thyrotropin concentrations for diagnosis of hypothyroidism in dogs JAVMA 211(11):1396-1402
1997 Anon.: :
Canine hypothyroidism project receives funding Journal of Small Animal Practice 38:535, 1997.
1997 Cain,J.,Panciera,D.,Ferguson,D.,Refsal,K.,Frank,L.,Scottmoncrieff,C.: :
Question and answer session - treatment Canine Practice 22:61-62, 1997.
1997 Christopher,M.M.: :
Hyperlipidemia and other clinicopathologic abnormalities associated with canine hypothyroidism Canine Practice 22:37-38, 1997.
1997 Coates,J.R.: :
Neurologic manifestations of hypothyroidism Canine Practice 22:27-28, 1997.
1997 Davidson,A.P.: :
Hypothyroidism - establishing the diagnosis in private practice Canine Practice 22:8-9, 1997.
1997 Dodds,J.,Greco,D.,Ferguson,D.,Nachreiner,R.,Nelson,R.,Ramsey,L.,Scottmoncrieff,C.,Peterson,M.,Cain,J.,Feldman,E.,Adler,S.,Green,R.,Duesberg,C.,Nichols,R.: :
Question and answer session - diagnostic testing Canine Practice 22:52-56, 1997.
1997 Dodds,W.J.: :
Autoimmune thyroiditis and polyglandular autoimmunity of purebred dogs Canine Practice 22:18-19, 1997.
1997 Ferguson,D.C.: :
Euthyroid sick syndrome Canine Practice 22:49-51, 1997.
1997 Greco,D.S.: :
Congenital canine hypothyroidism Canine Practice 22:23-24, 1997.
1997 Greene,R.T.: :
Thyroid testing - the full circle Canine Practice 22:10-11, 1997.
1997 Hoppen,H.O.,Lohmann,P.,Schlote,S.,Gunzelapel,A.R.,Mullerkonig,A.,Grunau,B.,Hammerling,R.,Leidinger,K.,Morisse,B.,Nolte,I.: :
Specific measurement of canine tsh for diagnosis of hypothyroidism in the dog [German] Praktische Tierarzt 78:13-17, 1997.
1997 Johnson,C.A.,Nachreiner,R.F.,Mullaney,T.P.,Olivier,N.B.: :
Reproductive manifestations of hypothyroidism Canine Practice 22:29-30, 1997.
1997 Kienle,R.D.: :
The effects of hypothyroidism on the cardiovascular system Canine Practice 22:33-34, 1997.
1997 Kintzer,P.P.: :
Tsh and trh stimulation testing Canine Practice 22:47-48, 1997.
1997 Lieb,A.S.,Grooters,A.M.,Tyler,J.W.,Partington,B.P.,Pechman,R.D.: :
Tetraparesis due to vertebral physeal fracture in an adult dog with congenital hypothyroidism Journal of Small Animal Practice 38:364-367, 1997.
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1997 Nachreiner,R.F.,Refsal,K.R.: :
The Michigan State University thyroid function profile Canine Practice 22:45-46, 1997.
1997 Nelson,R.: :
International symposium on canine hypothyroidism - August 3 and 4, 1996 - University of California, Davis - Davis, California - preface Canine Practice 22:4, 1997.
1997 Nelson,R.W.: :
Use of baseline thyroid hormone concentrations for diagnosing canine hypothyroidism Canine Practice 22:39-40, 1997.
1997 Nelson,R.,Rosychuck,R.,Scottmoncrieff,C.,Ferguson,D.,Panciera,D.,Johnson,C.,Dodds,J.,Thacker,E.,Henderson,K.,Refsal,K.,Wolfsheimer,K.,Kienle,R.,Peterson,M.,Greco,D.,Frank,L.: :
Clinical manifestations Canine Practice 22:35-36, 1997.
1997 Neumann,S.: :
Hypothyroidism as a possible cause of lameness in two dogs [German] Praktische Tierarzt 78:1040 ff., 1997.
1997 Panciera,D.L.: :
Does abnormal hemostasis occur in canine hypothyroidism Canine Practice 22:31-32, 1997.
1997 Panciera,D.L.: :
Treatment of hypothyroidism - consequences and complications Canine Practice 22:57-58, 1997.
1997 Peterson,M.E.,Melian,C.,Nichols,R.: :
Measurement of serum total thyroxine, triiodothyronine, free thyroxine, and thyrotropin concentrations for diagnosis of hypothyroidism in dogs Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association 211:1396 ff., 1997.
1997 Ramsey,I.K.,Evans,H.,Herrtage,M.E.: :
Thyroid-stimulating hormone and total thyroxine concentrations in euthyroid, sick euthyroid and hypothyroid dogs Journal of Small Animal Practice 38:540-545, 1997.
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1997 Ramsey,I.,Herrtage,M.: :
Distinguishing normal, sick, and hypothyroid dogs using total thyroxine and thyrotropin concentrations Canine Practice 22:43-44, 1997.
1997 Refsal,K.R.,Nachreiner,R.F.: :
Thyroid hormone autoantibodies in the dog - their association with serum concentrations of iodothyronines and thyrotropin and distribution by age, sex, and breed of dog Canine Practice 22:16-17, 1997.
1997 Refsal,K.R.,Nachreiner,R.F.: :
Laboratory monitoring of thyroid supplementation Canine Practice 22:59-60, 1997.
1997 Rosychuk,R.A.W.: :
Dermatologic manifestations of canine hypothyroidism and the usefulness of dermatohistopathology in establishing a diagnosis Canine Practice 22:25-26, 1997.
1997 Scottmoncrieff,J.C.: :
Serum canine thyrotropin concentrations in experimental and spontaneous canine hypothyroidism Canine Practice 22:41-42, 1997.
1997 Sparkes,C.: :
Canine hypothyroidism - a breeders perspective Canine Practice 22:7, 1997.
1997 Thacker,E.L.: :
Etiology of adult-onset canine autoimmune hypothyroidism Canine Practice 22:12-13, 1997.
1997 Thorpevargas,S.,Refsal,K.,Dodds,J.,Pedersen,N.,Young,D.,Thacker,E.,Ferguson,D.,Sparkes,C.,Davidson,A.,Henderson,K.,Segal,P.,Scottmoncrieff,C.,Frank,L.,Johnson,C.,Peterson,M.,Green,R.,Nachreiner,R.,Nelson,R.,Lynch,D.: :
Etiopathogenesis Canine Practice 22:20-22, 1997.
1997 Young,D.W.: :
Antibodies to thyroid hormone and thyroglobulin in canine autoimmune lymphocytic thyroiditis Canine Practice 22:14-15, 1997.
1997 Cortese,L.,Oliva,G.,Verstegen,J.,Ciaramella,P.,Persechino,A.: :
Hyperprolactinaemia and galactorrhoea associated with primary hypothyroidism in a bitch Journal of Small Animal Practice 38:572-575, 1997.
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1996 Sinke,J.D.,Kooistra,H.S.: :
Hypocalcemia due to hypoparathyroidism in a dog Veterinary Quarterly 18:S 37, 1996.
1996 Anon.: :
Canine hypothyroidism investigation receives grant Journal of Small Animal Practice 37:614, 1996.
1996 Benjamin,S.A.,Stephens,L.C.,Hamilton,B.F.,Saunders,W.J.,Lee,A.C.,Angleton,G.M.,Mallinckrodt,C.H.: :
Associations between lymphocytic thyroiditis, hypothyroidism, and thyroid neoplasia in beagles Veterinary Pathology 33:486-494, 1996.
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1996 Dixon,R.M.,Graham,P.A.,Mooney,C.T.: :
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1996 Dixon,R.M.,Mooney,C.T.: :
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1996 Hilsenroth,R.: :
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1996 Kemppainen,R.J.,Young,D.W.,Behrend,E.N.,Clark,T.P.,Smiley,S.D.: :
Autoantibodies to triiodothyronine and thyroxine in a golden retriever Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association 32:195-198, 1996.
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1996 Kraft,W.,Ruschig,S.: :
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1996 Mailles,A.,Lugardon,B.,Chetboul,V.,Siliart,B.,Pouchelon,J.L.: :
A clinical case of hypothyroidism with cardiovascular complications in a female Schnauzer [French] Recueil de Medecine Veterinaire 172:339-343, 1996.
1996 Nelson,R.W.: :
Diagnosis and treatment of canine hypothyroidism Veterinary Quarterly 18:S 29-S 31, 1996.
1996 Paradis,M.,Page,N.,Lariviere,N.,Fontaine,M.: :
Serum-free thyroxine concentrations, measured by chemiluminescence assay before and after thyrotropin administration in healthy dogs, hypothyroid dogs, and euthyroid dogs with dermathopathies Canadian Veterinary Journal - Revue Veterinaire Canadienne 37:289-294, 1996.
1996 Gerritsen,R.J.,Vandenbrom,W.E.,Stokhof,A.A.: :
Relationship between atrial fibrillation and primary hypothyroidism in the dog Veterinary Quarterly 18:49-51, 1996.
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1996 Jensen,A.L.,Iversen,L.,Hoier,R.,Kristensen,F.,Henriksen,P.: :
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1995 Chastain, C.B., Panciera, D.L. :
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1995 Dodds,W.J.: :
Hypothyroidism and von Willebrand factor Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association 206:594-595, 1995.
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1995 Doliger,S.,Delverdier,M.,More,J.,Longeart,L.,Regnier,A.,Magnol,J.P.: :
Histochemical study of cutaneous mucins in hypothyroid dogs Veterinary Pathology 32:628-634, 1995.
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1995 Grunau,B.,Nolte,I.,Hoppen,H.O.: :
The TRH-test for the diagnosis of canine hypothyroidism [German] Kleintierpraxis 40:515 ff., 1995.
1995 Jackson,H.A.: :
A case of concurrent sarcoptes scabiei infestation and hypothyroidism in a dog Veterinary Dermatology 6:21-25, 1995.
1995 Panciera,D.L.,Johnson,G.S.: :
Hypothyroidism and von Willebrand factor - Reply Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association 206:595-596, 1995.
1995 Thacker,E.L.,Davis,J.M.,Refsal,K.R.,Bull,R.W.: :
Isolation of thyroid peroxidase and lack of autoantibodies to the enzyme in dogs with autoimmune thyroid disease American Journal of Veterinary Research 56:34-38, 1995.
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1995 Nell,B.,Angerer,M.,Walde,I.: :
Lipid-laden aqueous humor and uveitis as ocular manifestation of hyperlipidemia as a result of primary hypothyroidism in a dog Wiener Tierarztliche Monatsschrift 82:122-129, 1995.
1994 Jaggy,A.,Jun,T.G.,Tipold,A.: :
Neurological Signs Related to Hypothyroidism in the Dog - Review of the Literature and Case Reports Schweizer Archiv Fur Tierheilkunde 136:257-264, 1994.
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1994 Panciera,D.L.: :
Hypothyroidism in Dogs - 66 Cases (1987-1992) Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association 204:761-767, 1994.
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1994 Panciera,D.L.,Johnson,G.S.: :
Plasma von Willebrand factor antigen concentration in dogs with hypothyroidism Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association 205:1550-1553, 1994.
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1993 Barrie,J.,Watson,T.D.G.,Stear,M.J.,Nash,A.S.: :
Plasma Cholesterol and Lipoprotein Concentrations in the Dog - The Effects of Age, Breed, Gender and Endocrine Disease Journal of Small Animal Practice 34:507-512, 1993.
1993 Ford,S.L.,Nelson,R.W.,Feldman,E.C.,Niwa,D.: :
Insulin Resistance in 3 Dogs with Hypothyroidism and Diabetes mellitus Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association 202:1478-1480, 1993.
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1993 Mooney,C.T.,Anderson,T.J.: :
Congenital Hypothyroidism in a Boxer Dog Journal of Small Animal Practice 34:31-35, 1993.
1993 Sullivan,P.,Gompf,R.,Schmeitzel,L.,Clift,R.,Cottrell,M.,Mcdonald,T.P.: :
Altered Platelet Indices in Dogs with Hypothyroidism and Cats with Hyperthyroidism American Journal of Veterinary Research 54:2004-2009, 1993.
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1990 Miller,W.H.,Buerger,R.G.: :
Cutaneous Mucinous Vesiculation in a Dog with Hypothyroidism Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association 196:757-759, 1990.
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1989 Verschueren,C.,Belshaw,B.E.: :
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