What is Hip and Elbow Displaysia? First the term dysplasia must be defined – it simply means the improper development of the structure referred to. HIP DYSPLASIA Hip dysplasia occurs in human beings and in dogs; the effect of the condition is to produce in varying degree a shallower cup or socket to the hip […]
JLPP Results as at August 2017Click here to download JLPP in Rottweilers – FAQ’s Recently we became aware of an inherited disease in Rottweilers called JLPP (Juvenile Laryngeal Paralysis & Polyneuropathy). As soon as we became aware of this disease many Rottweiler breeders started getting their breeding dogs tested. How is it inherited?JLPP is recessive […]
NOTE: For those wanting to use Laboklin in the UK for their DNA testing, please use this link https://www.laboklin.co.uk/pdf/ANKCFormWeb.pdf Tthe form has been updated to add in a DNA profile at the same discounted price as other tests. If the DNA profile doesn’t appear in the form press F5 to refresh the page. Click here […]
The National Council conducts a screening program for Hip and Elbow dysplasia which uses the BVA scoring system. Only scores received through the NRCA scheme are recognised as acceptable LIST OF OFFICIAL READERS & CHARGES Effective October 12th, 2020 the following Veterinary Radiologists are the recognised official Readers for the NRC(A) HD/ED Scheme, and will […]
The Rottweiler is a large powerful and sometimes strong minded dog that is not for everyone, he is best suited to an owner that is willing to work with him; he is not suited to being shut in a yard with no stimulation. The National Rottweiler Council (Australia) has a database with the results of Members Breeding Stock, a simple check can verify the results of the parents of pups you may be interested in. You can also research the Pedigree of the parents.
The following Australian Rottweiler clubs are members of the National Rottweiler Council (Australia)
