Table 1.

General signalments and clinical signs of canine distemper virus (CDV) infected dogs.

Case	Breeda	Age	Sexb	Clinical signsc				RT-PCRd	CDV strainsf
		(months)		RS	NS	GIS	SL
No. 1	Pug	MD	M	+				N/A	N/A
No. 2	MD	3	F	+	+			N/A	N/A
No. 3	CHH	MD	M	+	+			N/A	N/A
No. 4	YT	MD	F	MD				N/A	N/A
No. 5	RT	3	M		+			F, P, H	Asia1
No. 6	MG	MD	F	MD				F, P	Asia4
No. 7	POM	2	F	+		+		F, P, H	Asia1
No. 8	MP	5 years	F	+			+	F, P	Asia4
No. 9	CHH	MD	M	MD				F, P, H	Asia1
No. 10	GR	2	F	+	+			F	Asia1
No. 11	GR	2	M	MD				F, P	Asia1
No. 12	SB	12	M	+	+	+	+	F, P, H	Asia4
No. 13	DA	17	F	+		+		H	Asia1

MD: missing data, N/A: not analyzed. ^aBreed: CHH: Chi huahua, YT: Yorkshire terrier, RT: Rottweiler, MG: Mongrel, POM: Pomeranian, MP: Miniature pincher, GR: Golden retriever, SB: Saint Bernard, DA: Dachshund. ^bSex: M: male, F: female. ^cClinical signs: RS: respiratory disorder, NS: neurological disorder, GIS: gastrointestinal disorder, SL: skin lesion. Data for nine dogs (Nos 5–13) were reported previously (Radtanakatikanon et al.)¹¹. ^dReverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) showed specific bands targeting fusion (F), phosphoprotein (P) and hemagglutinin (H) genes (Radtanakatikanon et al.)¹¹. ^fThe classified linage of nucleotide sequences of F, H, P genes were aligned with other available CDV strains in Genbank (Radtanakatikanon et al.)¹¹.