Knox, the Eurohound. Born October 3rd 2016. Parented by Inno & Bonnie (Grandparents: Elsie & Inuk)

Knox is the possible future founding bitch of the Harbrook breeding (Facebook page Knox N Things). The goal of this kennel is to reproduce the best of the best using all the possible knowledge and tests possible:

Tests confirmed for Knox:

Genetique:

M410-320 PRA-PRCD N/N clear

M416-802 Degenerative myelopathy N/N clear

M558-27 AMS (acral mutilation syndrome) N/N clear

Yeux: A faire

Hanches: A faire

Coudes: A faire

Coeur: Done. DIAGNOSES AND DISCUSSION Knox?s echocardiographic results are stable to mildly improved. The diameter of the left ventricle is very mildly increased in diastole and systole, as is the left atrium. The results are consistent when compared to multiple references, including when normalized for Knox?s weight. Knox?s results may be suggestive of an athletic dog. Furthermore, one has to consider that the Eurohound, or Scandinavian hound, is a cross between the Alaskan husky and some of the pointers, such as the German or English short-haired pointers. Multiple breeds, such as the Doberman, boxer, Irish wolfhound, golden retriever, beagle, whippet, greyhound, etc. have their own reference range. Thus, it is also possible that this breed has their own reference range, which has not yet been studied. As mentioned above, the results may be further influenced by Knox?s extreme athleticism. Diagnoses, such as myocarditis and ventricular stretch, were previously excluded with the results of her troponin I and NT-proBNP blood concentrations, respectively. In summary, there are no obvious reasons to prevent her from being bred.

Tempermant: (0-10 10 being highest)

Reactivity with other dogs: 0

Reactivity with humans: 0

Resource Guarding : 2 (only when working)

Work ethic Traction sports: 10

Work ethic Other sports: 8/9

Off switch at home: 10 (easily calmed)