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PRA rcd4 RESULTS

As an interim measure until the official register provided by the Kennel Club is fully up and running, the SEISC has decided to offer an opportunity for owners to post their recent PRA rcd4 DNA test results.
This will be on our PRA rcd4 page.
This is available to all owners worldwide not just SEISC members and will be in a similar format to that already used by the Kennel Club.

For further details please see the Club website www.seisc.co.uk.

Listing will be available sometime today - slight kink in my "html" !!

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Permalink Reply by keller cathy on December 23, 2011 at 3:20pm

Wonderful Christmas present, because

Decibel de l'anneau du kerry (pansy de caramels x o'malley des diables de feu) "CLEAR"

Flavy de l'anneau du kerry (Decibel de l'anneau du kerry X Jonola Dr Doolittle) "CLEAR"

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Permalink Reply by Monique VIRY on December 24, 2011 at 1:42am

A good news just before Christmas !!!!

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Permalink Reply by Sandra Mather on December 24, 2011 at 2:32am

Willow is clear and if wondered if there was a list somewhere.. do i have to email the club site to put it on ..

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Permalink Reply by Pat Aldridge on December 28, 2011 at 3:12am

Is there a Facebook page for Rcd-4??? What is it under, can you tell me?

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Permalink Reply by Pat Aldridge on December 28, 2011 at 3:27am

Thanks for that - will go & take a look!

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Permalink Reply by Laura Kolbach on December 28, 2011 at 3:28am

read it, wonder how many people mated clears to clears that may turn out to be carriers or worse :(

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Permalink Reply by Margaret Sierakowski on December 28, 2011 at 4:49am

When a clear x carrier apparently produces an affected, there is more than one possible explanation

An unreliable test

A mistake in testing lab, samples getting mixed up, faulty proceedures, clerical error

The DNA sample submitted was not from the named dog

Unreliable pedigree , one or both of the named dogs are not the parent of the tested dog

I wouldnt start panicking about the reliability of the DNA test yet!

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Permalink Reply by Nardi Rowe on December 28, 2011 at 4:18am

I have just posted on the Animal Health Trust Face Book page the question is it true that they are re-testing 2,000 Irish Setters as it is on ES and there are many people now worried about this rumour.