Abnormal pelvic limb gait in a female Weimaraner with spinal dysraphism (case #2) documented at 3 months of age, and a normal adult female Weimaraner. The puppy's gait is typical for a dog with spinal dysraphism. Both pelvic limbs move together simultaneously (so called “bunny hopping”). The puppy is also ataxic and paraparetic.

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Topics:
   + Ataxia
   + Diseases and disorders of dogs
   + Genetics of disease
   + Homeobox genes
   + Model organisms

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• Artist: Safra N, Bassuk A, Ferguson P, Aguilar M, Coulson R, Thomas N, Hitchens P, Dickinson P, Vernau K, Wolf Z, Bannasch D
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