Oberes Luftweg-Syndrom (UAS) Hunde usually within the first few

usually within the first few weeks of a puppy's life

Affected dogs can also exhibit intermittent anorexia

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non-progressive generalized muscle weakness

Oberes Luftweg-Syndrom (UAS) Hunde usually within the first fewUpper airway syndrome (UAS) is an autosomal recessive disorder described by air resistance caused by skull formation in flat faced dog breeds. The affected dogs have normal nasal passages and nostrils but suffer from many other anatomical abnormalities, such as mildly elongated soft palates, additional dorsal pharyngeal tissue and abnormal laryngeal mucosa. These changes manifest as respiratory signs of varying severities. Mildly affected dogs usually