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Ectopic Ureter Survey – Part 1
Anna Marzolino
2026-08-02T22:24:07+00:00
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Have you ever bred a litter with an Ectopic Ureter or similar genetic defect
Yes - I have bred a litter with this defect
No
Has your bitch ever had vaginal strictures?
Yes
No
Have you ever owned a puppy with an Ectopic Ureter or similar genetic defect
Yes
No
Do you know that we have recently seen a spike in litters with puppies with ectopic ureters?
Yes
No
Ectopic Ureters appear to be increasing in our breed. Breeders are strongly encourage to thoroughly research pedigrees and consider all available health information before planning a breeding.
If SCWTCA & the Endowment offer a webinar on this subject will you attend?
Yes
No
Maybe
How many litters have you have an ectopic ureter or similar defect?
succesful? email Do
Did any of the puppies have corrective surgery?
Yes
No
Do you have the surgical records?
Yes
No
Attach the surgical records here or email them to comments@scwtdb.org
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If your dogs underwent surgery for an ectopic ureter, we strongly encourage you to upload the surgical records, operative report, and any follow-up information if available. These records proved invaluable details that are often not captured by a survey alone. We cannot find a genetic marker or even begin to look for one without definitive diagnosis. Records are kept on the database for safe keeping and future research.
Litter # 1 Sire
Dam
#Affected
Date of birth
Litter # 2 Sire
Dam
#Affected
Date of Birth
Litter # 3 Sire
Dam
#Affected
Date of Birth
About Your Puppy
Call Name
Sire
Dam
DOB
Were the surgeries/surgery succesful?
Tell us about how the puppies or your puppy is doing?
Are there any concerns or thoughts you would like to share?
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All information will be uploaded to the SCWT Health and Pedigree Database and shared with researchers in hopes to find a genetic marker for this condition.
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