JUVENILE KIDNEY DISEASE (JKD): A PETITION TO THE UK BOXER BREED COUNCIL
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barbara lequeux
11 years ago
wish we would do it in germany too
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Margaret Sandilands
11 years ago
At long last.
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della robinson
11 years ago
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Great petition for me to sign as I lost my boxer last may to jkd she was four miss her loads.This disease is horrible you see your pet go down hill I found out when she was a yr and a half given six months to live lost her two day's after her fourth birthday.
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Ian Kembery
11 years ago
this has to.happen for the continuation of the Boxer breed
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Lin Sims
11 years ago
This is the only way for breeders to ensure they are using the healthiest animals in their breeding programmes.
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Fiona Hamilton
11 years ago
Trelgandorf. UK
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sarah Richards
11 years ago
please alow everyone to make safe , honest and sensible choices when looking for puppies and studs etc, this will save our breed anyway forward without honesty will end the health of our boxers
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Romano Petrucci
11 years ago
Fight the good fight.
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Mr A Stone
11 years ago
Why give the death sentance to an unborn pup. Stop breeding with JKD dogs.
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Mrs S Stone
11 years ago
We need this to be done to stop all these beautiful puppies of JKD dying a painful awful death. We need to save of beautiful breed not protect people who now there dogs are carriers.
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Sharon Grimes
11 years ago
Im not a breeder but have a boxer with JKD.
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Sheila Bowman (Rupik)
11 years ago
The only way forward is to face problems openly.
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Linsey Beattie
11 years ago
Something Must be done :-(
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Caroline Hockey
11 years ago
I am all for this very important
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Stephanie Andrews
11 years ago
Together we can make a difference.
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Caroline Moulds
11 years ago
This is the only way to move forward with this horrendous disease! Lets not leave breeding to fate anymore and allow publication of these pedigrees. We have to work together and we have to have only one goal "saving our breed!"
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Allan McCurdy
11 years ago
Why has the UK breeders that were wanting pedigrees published a few months ago not signed it?
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Caroline Moulds
11 years ago
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Can I also suggest that the breeding age for ALL bitches be put forward to KC to be 2? With registration to be disallowed before this time? This would give owners and breeders some satisfaction that no symptoms have appeared? Obviously there still is a chance but with most diagnosed before this age, would this be something that could also be considered? thanks x
wish we would do it in germany too
At long last.
Great petition for me to sign as I lost my boxer last may to jkd she was four miss her loads.This disease is horrible you see your pet go down hill I found out when she was a yr and a half given six months to live lost her two day's after her fourth birthday.
this has to.happen for the continuation of the Boxer breed
This is the only way for breeders to ensure they are using the healthiest animals in their breeding programmes.
Trelgandorf. UK
please alow everyone to make safe , honest and sensible choices when looking for puppies and studs etc, this will save our breed anyway forward without honesty will end the health of our boxers
Fight the good fight.
Why give the death sentance to an unborn pup. Stop breeding with JKD dogs.
We need this to be done to stop all these beautiful puppies of JKD dying a painful awful death. We need to save of beautiful breed not protect people who now there dogs are carriers.
Im not a breeder but have a boxer with JKD.
The only way forward is to face problems openly.
Something Must be done :-(
I am all for this very important
Together we can make a difference.
This is the only way to move forward with this horrendous disease! Lets not leave breeding to fate anymore and allow publication of these pedigrees. We have to work together and we have to have only one goal "saving our breed!"
Why has the UK breeders that were wanting pedigrees published a few months ago not signed it?
Can I also suggest that the breeding age for ALL bitches be put forward to KC to be 2? With registration to be disallowed before this time? This would give owners and breeders some satisfaction that no symptoms have appeared? Obviously there still is a chance but with most diagnosed before this age, would this be something that could also be considered? thanks x