All that users need to do is to input a dog's breed, date of birth and sex.
Letters were sent to attending veterinarians in which they were asked to submit all medical records for the selected cases as identified by pet name, breed, date of birth, record number, date of visit, diagnosis and owner name.
Herd data on milk yield, herd size and disease incidence, as well as individual data for cows, such as breed, date of calving, parity and diseases during the study period, were retrieved from the SOMRS.
Variables used were breed, date of birth, date of death, gender (male /female, not neuter status), diagnostic code for death, date when the dog entered or left the insurance program and information on the type of insurance for which the dog was enrolled.
Variables downloaded from the insurance company database were breed, date of birth, date of death, gender (male/female, not neuter status), diagnostic code for death, date when the dog entered or left the insurance program and information on the type of insurance for which the dog was enrolled.
Information was recorded regarding signalment (e.g. age, sex, neuter status, and breed), date of admission, presenting signs, history of oral or parenteral cobalamin supplementation, clinicopathological results (e.g. serum cobalamin assay, folate, presence of leucocytosis, serum ALT), diagnostic investigations performed, and final diagnosis.
Official recognition as a distinct breed dates from 1935.
Fortunately, the 1973 tube stock serving Arnos Grove today, despite their hideously coloured interiors, are handsome things, the last of a civilised breed dating back to 1938.
The official history of the breed dates from the establishment in 1871 of the National Association of Trotting Horse Breeders, which was succeeded by the American Trotting Register Association, now the U.S. Trotting Association.
In the early 70's, Mr. Wegman was living in SoHo when he discovered the Weimaraner, a pointing breed dating to 19th-century Germany, that he found attractive for its "neutrality".
The public outpouring of grief after the crash that killed him last Sunday at Daytona International Speedway has been one thing; privately, though, the men who work at this deadly business know that he was the last of a breed dating back 60 years.
