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A 5-year-old 34.3-kg (75.5-lb) neutered male German Shepherd Dog was evaluated at the University of Florida Small Animal Hospital because of chronic azotemia. Ten days previously, the referring veterinarian had examined the dog because of polyuria

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History A 10-month-old 27-kg intact female German Shepherd Dog (GSD) presented to the North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine for abdominal CT evaluation of a suspected intrahepatic portosystemic shunt. Recent serum

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History A 13-month-old 29.3-kg spayed female German Shepherd Dog was referred for evaluation of a left hind limb lameness. Clinical signs of progressive worsening lameness began at 5 months of age and were more severe on the left side. There

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History A 20-month-old 35-kg neutered male German Shepherd Dog was presented to the Cornell University Hospital for Animals Neurology service for evaluation of chronic, progressive ataxia and paraparesis. The clinical signs began approximately

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History A 6.5-kg 11-week-old sexually intact male German Shepherd Dog was referred for evaluation of acute increased respiratory rate and effort. The dog had also exhibited slow weight gain and occasional regurgitation since adoption 2 weeks

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History A 5-year-old neutered male German Shepherd Dog was presented for evaluation of chronic, progressive, intermittent vomiting and regurgitation, hypersalivation, inappetence, and weight loss. The patient had been adopted 2 years

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. The condition has a strong breed predilection and principally affects the German Shepherd Dog (GSD), particularly younger male dogs in the age range of 2 to 7 years. 4 Fibrotic myopathy has also been reported in Doberman Pinschers, Saint Bernards, 5

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Anne Pack for technical assistance. ABBREVIATIONS BCS Body condition score DOD Department of Defense GDV Gastric dilatation-volvulus GSD German Shepherd Dog MV Mesenteric volvulus MWD Military working dog Footnotes a

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