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Dalmatians & Demodicosis

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Demodex mites are present on the skin of all dogs but in some animals born with a defective immune system the numbers increase and begin to cause problems. Dalmatians are usually cited as one of the most common breeds affected with this condition. Although it is thought to be genetically transmitted, the mode of transmission has never been conclusively demonstrated.

Most cases of demodicosis are seen in young pups and fully 90% of cases self cure with or no medical intervention by the time these dogs reach18 36 months of age. In these cases, it is suspected that the immune system is marginally compromised and eventually matures and gets the condition under control. On the other hand, some pups (about 10% of those initially affected) do not get better and, in fact, become progressively worse. These are thought to have more severe immunologic compromise and are often labeled as having "generalized demodicosis."

The diagnosis is easily made by scraping the skin with a scalpel blade and looking at the collected debris under a microscope. The Demodex mites are cigar shaped and are easily seen. What is harder to identify is the immunoiogic defect that allowed the condition to occur in the first place. Recent research has suggested the problem may be linked to a decrease in interleukin 2 response but the genetics is still a question.

If the cause of the immune dysfunction can be cured, the mange will resolve on its own. Likewise, if the pup outgrows its immunoiogic immaturity or defect, the condition will self cure. This process can best be assisted by ensuring a healthy diet is being fed, treating for any internal parasites or other diseases, and perhaps using cleansing shampoos and nutritional supplements that help bolster the immune system. However, if the condition does not resolve on its own, or if it is getting worse despite therapy, special mite killing treatments are necessary.

Amitraz is the most common dip used. It must be remembered that killing the mites will not restore the immune system to normal. Regarding prevention, it is best not to breed Dalmatians with a history of demodicosis and dogs with generalized demodicosis should never be bred.

Physical Traits Of A Standard Dalmatian
The Dalmatianand#39;s spotted coat makes him instantly recognizable He has a global reputation as a fun loving fashion statement But more than a movie star, the Dalmatian is a tireless dog who has the energy to jog for miles, as his carriage escorting ancestors did for years The information provided in this article is not intended for show dogs and does not deal with the conformation of champi.....More on Dalmatian Guide To Dogs

The Melody Breed of the Dalmatian
Melody Dalmatians have been in existence since 1964, during which time their owners, Jack and Beth White, have produced several Best in Show dogs, five Top Ten Dogs, one Dalmatian Club of America National Specialty Best in Specialty Show winner, two National Specialty Best of Opposite Sex winners, and too many Specialty winners to count They won Best in Futurity the first year it was held in Chi.....More on Dalmatian Guide To Dogs

The Right Food For Your Dalmatian: Part 2
Compared to other types of breeds, Dalmatians possess a very unique metabolism They handles purines, the parent substance for the uric acid compounds found in certain meat and vegetable proteins, more like humans and apes than like other dogs Dalmatians will not thrive on diets high in purines, and some will develop serious, life threatening health problems or die prematurely as a result of su.....More on Dalmatian Guide To Dogs

A Brief History Of The Dalmatian
Since the mid 18th century, historians have found references to the breed of dog known as the Dalmatian The breedsand#39; first established home, for which the breed was also named after was Dalmatia It is a place in the Western Yugoslavian area which at one time was part of Austria, located on the Adriatic However, these dogs were well known throughout many parts of the world long before that tim.....More on Dalmatian Guide To Dogs

Getting To Know Your Dalmatian
The owner of a Dalmatian has to be smart and consistent with regard to rules of behavior This consistency is also required of everyone else in the household, because if the dog discovers that one person in the household allows him to do a certain thing, such as jump up while the other household members do not, he will generalize this discovery to the entire human population Therefore, he will t.....More on Dalmatian Guide To Dogs



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Volunteer time, funds or supplies to animal rescue - North Forty News


Volunteer time, funds or supplies to animal rescue
North Forty News, CO - Jan 1, 2009
For 20 years White has operated the Fort Collins-based Dalmatian Rescue, which serves the entire Rocky Mountain region. She's placed 3000 animals thus far, ...

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There's nothing new about this 'green' lifestyle
Montana's News Station, MT - Dec 12, 2008
Even their dog Pixie, a 3-year-old Dalmatian mix, came from a rescue group. "If we have another baby, we'll probably get the next one used," Tringo jokes. ...

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Pittsburgh Post Gazette, PA - Dec 27, 2008
Released from prison, Cruella De Vil teams with designer Jean Pierre Le Pelt in resuming her quest for a Dalmatian coat. (G) (1:45) STZ: Tue. ...

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