L2-HGA

I saw this link, it is fairly new. There is a survey on there for anyone who wishews to complete it  

http://www.l2hga.com/home/4581043859

Great read Claire thanks, I often wonder if I should have darcy tested, not for any reason other than peace of mind.

I know what you mean. Lily's parents were clear but Lola's weren't tested, I reckon I would get Lola tested if she showed any signs of it  

I wonder if Jane has seen this? She may already have completed the survey, but maybe not?

Hayley, I personally wouldn't test unless I was concerned about her showing signs of health problems. If it came back as positive, you'd wrap her in cotton wool & you'd never have a moments peace.

Your so right Caryll, I know that's exactly what I'd do.

I must admit everytime I see daisy shaking I worry and have thought about testing but you are right Caryll  

Thanks for the link Claire, not able to access it at the moment but will check it out later

I've seen this link, someone put it on a comment I'd made on a lady's page, she wrote a book about her staffy been diagnosed with L2HGA. It looks like a vet from Scotland is promoting L2 and making sure other vets know about it.

Yeah there is a Scottish Vet involved, I reckon the more info they get the better the understanding there will be  

The results of 8 affected dogs are now on the L2HGA website or Facebook page. Please share the link to everyone you know who breeds, owns or even rescue centres.

How is Ruby hun? xx

She pacing round the living room as usual. Very vacant now, no affection or interest in any of us.

Ahhh Jane   xx

Big hugs to you all Jane

Hi Jane - been scared to come on line and I'm really sorry to read the latest on Ruby. I understand exactly what you mean - I don't experience it as often as you do. I'm so sorry. You know that I comprehend how it is to live with a dog that is no longer the dog you once knew It's so hard and my heart goes out to you xxx

We're still plodding on, how are you and gypsy?