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by OGBS on 28 September 2010 - 20:09
My Xero daughter is HD 0/0. She was re-checked at 7 years old and still 0/0
She is now 11 years old and has no signs of any hip problems or spondylosis.
On the contrary, she is still as strong as an ox.
She is now 11 years old and has no signs of any hip problems or spondylosis.
On the contrary, she is still as strong as an ox.
by LynOD on 28 September 2010 - 20:09
Good for you Obgs. I have been told by those in the know that Xero is responsible for alot of bad hips and Grim is responsible for the spondylosis. I have read that his percentages are as high as 40%(not sure if it was on here or not). So I beg to differ and that is all I will go on about the topic as is this is a thread about Kaso.

by OGBS on 28 September 2010 - 21:09
Good for you Lnynod,
I have been told by those "in the know" that you shouldn't listen to people who say that "they were told by people in the know".
I have been told by those "in the know" that you shouldn't listen to people who say that "they were told by people in the know".
by LynOD on 28 September 2010 - 21:09
You know what I had all my hopes dreams and hard work shattered when I had to retire my dog at the age of 4 due to bad hips and spondylosis among a myrad of other health issues, so forgive me for being a little sour on Xero. I spent thousands on training now it costs me 200-300 dollars a month just to keep her alive. And you know what as far as temperment goes she is probably the best dog I will ever own. I adore my Xero daughter it is just a hard pill to swallow sometimes. I know puppies are a crap shoot, but I really got the shit on this one.
So when I said good for you I meant it. Be gald your girl is healthy and sound. I wish you the best with her.
So when I said good for you I meant it. Be gald your girl is healthy and sound. I wish you the best with her.

by Prager on 28 September 2010 - 21:09
If bad hips came from Xero and I am sure that some did it was then from Klara z Pohranicni straze. Look at Xero's pedigree.
Klara -> skip generation-> Lenka clo Noch zugelassen (=OFA miold HD) -> Xero (Skip generation) ->?HD?
It did not come from Kaso or Grim.
As far as Grim goes there were believes and I used to have it too and I have it even mentioned , that if Grim linebred produced bad hips. However we had many very close linebreedings done on Grim (in order to fix - make more dominant- the super workability of Grim ) and we even bred him with dogs with Gero or even linebred on Gero which has Klara problem, but is super hard dog and we have actually shown that Grim IMPROVES !!! on hips. Well heck I got me pup like that here now! There were after such linebreeding some rare cases of bad elbows which were removed from breeding program, but it is now strongly believed that Grim improves hips.
I was wrong. Go figure. :)
Prager Hans
http://www.alpinek9.com
Klara -> skip generation-> Lenka clo Noch zugelassen (=OFA miold HD) -> Xero (Skip generation) ->?HD?
It did not come from Kaso or Grim.
As far as Grim goes there were believes and I used to have it too and I have it even mentioned , that if Grim linebred produced bad hips. However we had many very close linebreedings done on Grim (in order to fix - make more dominant- the super workability of Grim ) and we even bred him with dogs with Gero or even linebred on Gero which has Klara problem, but is super hard dog and we have actually shown that Grim IMPROVES !!! on hips. Well heck I got me pup like that here now! There were after such linebreeding some rare cases of bad elbows which were removed from breeding program, but it is now strongly believed that Grim improves hips.
I was wrong. Go figure. :)
Prager Hans
http://www.alpinek9.com

by Jenni78 on 28 September 2010 - 21:09
You spend that money to keep her HAPPY and COMFORTABLE, not just alive. You wouldn't do that to a dog (let it suffer just so you would still have it) but that didn't read right if someone doesn't know you/the situation. None of my business. Sorry, but I had to qualify that statement.
I also have to further derail and say that your case is probably one of the worst "screwed by breeder" cases I have ever heard. Your girl hit the genetic disaster lottery and she's damn lucky she's your dog and not someone else's. You should've been compensated. Big time.
I also have to further derail and say that your case is probably one of the worst "screwed by breeder" cases I have ever heard. Your girl hit the genetic disaster lottery and she's damn lucky she's your dog and not someone else's. You should've been compensated. Big time.

by Jenni78 on 28 September 2010 - 21:09
Hans, interesting! I never heard concrete evidence that Grim was the culprit (love my Grim grandson) but that was such a common belief.

by Prager on 28 September 2010 - 21:09
LynO Grim produces 40% of spondilosis or Xero produces 40% of bad hips?
I have never heard that spondylosis was tied to Grim.
What are you saying?
Where have you seen these statistics?
Prager Hans
http://www.alpinek9.com
I have never heard that spondylosis was tied to Grim.
What are you saying?
Where have you seen these statistics?
Prager Hans
http://www.alpinek9.com
by LynOD on 28 September 2010 - 21:09
Thank you for clarifying Jen. Yes she is a very happy content dog. I am just felling particularly sentimental about her for some reason these days. She brings tears to my eyes, because she is such a special dog.
Forgive me I did not mean to offend anyone. My case is just one out of many I am sure that are good. But I did read those stats somewhere!!
Forgive me I did not mean to offend anyone. My case is just one out of many I am sure that are good. But I did read those stats somewhere!!

by Prager on 28 September 2010 - 21:09
LynO Grim produces 40% of spondilosis or Xero produces 40% of bad hips?
I have never heard that spondylosis was tied to Grim.
What are you saying?
Where have you seen these statistics?
Prager Hans
http://www.alpinek9.com
I have never heard that spondylosis was tied to Grim.
What are you saying?
Where have you seen these statistics?
Prager Hans
http://www.alpinek9.com
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