
Australian Shepherd
The MDR1 gene, eyes and epilepsy: health and tests in Australian Shepherds.
ExploreFrom the Labrador to the Greyhound, what each breed is prone to, which screening tests exist and what can look different on its lab report.



The MDR1 gene, eyes and epilepsy: health and tests in Australian Shepherds.
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Weight, thyroid and the Beagle’s routine blood work.
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A short life expectancy, cancers and joint disease in Bernese Mountain Dogs.
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Eyes, epilepsy and inherited disorders with a DNA test.
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Mast cell tumors, heart rhythm problems and thyroid tests in Boxers.
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Heart valve disease and the giant platelets that fake a low count.
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Low blood sugar, heart valves and teeth in the smallest breed.
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Back disease, Cushing’s disease and the Dachshund’s health checks.
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Urate stones, deafness and the Dalmatian’s urine tests.
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Breathing, skin, urate stones and the Bulldog’s health checks.
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Breathing, skin and spine: what the French Bulldog’s health checks look at.
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Hips, pancreas and gut: the German Shepherd’s health and lab tests.
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Cancers, hypothyroidism and the blood count in Golden Retrievers.
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Why a healthy Greyhound’s blood work looks different from other dogs’.
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A long-lived terrier: eyes, kneecaps and the routine checks of an active dog.
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Weight, joints and the thyroid: the health checks that matter in Labradors.
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High triglycerides, pancreatitis and bladder stones in Miniature Schnauzers.
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Addison’s disease, eyes and the Poodle’s blood work.
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Eyes, breathing and bladder stones in the Shih Tzu.
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Liver shunt, low blood sugar in puppies and dental disease in Yorkies.
ExploreBreed pages follow the same editorial rules as our articles: every figure is sourced, and the photos come from Wikimedia Commons under free licences, credited on each page. A breed tendency is not a diagnosis: your vet interprets your own pet’s results.