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Table 1.

Inflammatory bowel disease prone breeds.

IBD phenotypes	IBD prone breeds
Inflammatory bowel disease	Akita¹, Bernese mountain dog¹, Dalmatian¹, English setter¹, German shepherd¹^,²^,⁷, Golden retriever¹^,², Irish setter¹, Pointer¹, Rottweiler¹^,², Soft-coated wheaten terrier¹^,³^,⁷, Labrador retriever², Border colli², Boxer²^,⁷, Staffordshire bull terrier², Cocker spaniel², West highland white terrier², Weimaraner², Jack Russell terrier², Basenjis³^,⁷, Mixed breeds², French bull dog³, Doberman pinscher³, Mastiff³, Alaskan malamute³, Shar pei⁷
Intestinal malabsorption	Akita¹, Basenji¹, Chinese Shar pei¹, Chow chow¹, French bull dog¹, Irish setter¹, Old English sheep dog¹, Peruvian inca orchid¹, Rottweiler¹, Shiloh shepherd¹, Soft-coated wheaten terrier¹
Gluten-sensitive enteropathy	Irish setter¹^,²
Ulcerative colitis	Akbash¹, Boxers¹^,⁴^,⁵^,⁷, German shepherd¹, Skye terrier¹, French bull dog⁵^,⁷, Mastiff⁵^,⁷, Alaskan malmalute⁵^,⁷, Dobermann pinscher⁵^,⁷
Tylosin responsive diarrhea	Irish setter⁶, Basenji⁶, Lundehund⁶, Yorkshire terrier⁶, German shepherd⁶, Boxer⁶, French bull dog⁶, Shar-pei⁶, Rottweiler⁶, Soft-coated wheaten terrier⁶
Antibiotic responsive diarrhea	German shepherds⁸

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cited from Dodds (7), Kathrani et al. (8), Cerquetella et al. (2), Davies et al. (9), Stokes et al. (10), Westermarck et al. (11), Hall (12), Hall (13) respectively.