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Alopecia

It is possible that a Lagotto, as any other breed, can suffer with alopecia, which presents similar symptoms to hypothyroidism.

There is no link between Hypothyroidism and flank Alopecia, which is believed to be seasonal rather than endocrinal. It can affect both males and females, is self-limiting, can recur unexpectedly and generally the hair regrows. The dog is otherwise healthy.


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  • Home
  • The LRA
    • Club Info >
      • Mission Statement
      • Association Rules
      • Database
      • History Of The LRA
    • Annual Award
    • LRA Forms
    • Membership
    • Meet the Committee
    • Rescue And Rehome
    • Events Calendar >
      • Events 2025
      • Events 2024 >
        • LRA Championship Show
        • LRA Open Show
        • KC Open Rally
        • Annual Raduno
        • Truffle Training
      • Events 2023 >
        • AGM Meetings
        • Raduno 2023
        • Single Breed Open Show September 2023
        • Grooming Days
  • Breed Info
    • Breed Standard UK >
      • Breed Standard FCI
    • Grooming >
      • A Beginner's Guide by Lynne Harvey
      • Videos
    • Health >
      • Alopecia
      • Cerebellar Abiotrophy
      • Elbow Dysplasia
      • Eyes
      • Hip Dysplasia
      • Hypothyrodism
      • Juvenile Epilepsy
      • Lagotto Storage Disease
      • Other Neurological Conditions >
        • Adult Epilepsy & Cerebellar Ataxia
      • Short Hair
    • History
    • Books & Other Information
  • Activities
    • Agility
    • Gundog Training
    • Hoopers
    • KC Good Citizen Award
    • Mantrailing
    • Obedience
    • Pets as Therapy
    • Rally
    • Scent Work
    • Search and Rescue
    • Showing >
      • Judges & Dog Shows >
        • CRUFTS Dog Show >
          • How to Qualify
    • Truffling
    • Working Trials
    • Other Activities
  • Dogs/Puppies
    • Breeder List
    • Buying A Puppy
    • Please don't be 'SOLD A PUP'
  • Judging
    • Show Calendar 2025 >
      • LRA Show Results May 2025
    • Criteria for LRA Judging Lists
    • Education
    • How to Start Judging
    • LRA Judging Lists
  • Contact
  • Links
    • Useful SHOPPING Links