Wolfdogs heart rate study

elf · 08-09-2007, 14:12

Greetings,

I want to accomplish a "study" of wolfdog heart rate, in order to be able to see if there is any particularity (at least for a certain number of wolfdogs ).

Some vets seem to have this point of view.

I'd like to find out what exactly these particularities are, and I need your help in order to progress. I would need your dog's heart rate per minute taken while your dog is calm (you can easily take a heart rate placing your fingers on femoral artery).

I would need :

- Your dog's name
- His/her breed (CSV, SWH, mixed)
- His/her age
- His/her heart rate while being calm
- eventually mention if he/she seems to have troubles while making an effort (or any other heart problems)

You can contact me by mail ( [email protected] ) or by this forum. I will keep your data confident if you wish so, and I will publish the results in the form of statistic data.

Thank you for your effort that can be usefull for all of us.

Anthony

michaelundinaeichhorn · 08-09-2007, 14:54

Baschka Zlatá Palz, 5 years, female, 75/min
Gerda z Rofa, 9 years, female, 105/min
both are CSV, both don´t have any problems.
I will get three more later.

elf · 09-09-2007, 08:14

Someone told me an important point ton specify the protocol:

- take a heart rate after one night of sleep or minimum after 4 hours of rest
- take it on femoral artery (or mention the way it's taken)
- the lenght must be one full minute at least (not 15 seconds multiply by 4)

Of course, don't forget the name, sex, breed type, age.

Thanks again.

Anthony

08-09-2007, 14:12	#1
elf Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 766	Wolfdogs heart rate study Greetings, I want to accomplish a "study" of wolfdog heart rate, in order to be able to see if there is any particularity (at least for a certain number of wolfdogs ). Some vets seem to have this point of view. I'd like to find out what exactly these particularities are, and I need your help in order to progress. I would need your dog's heart rate per minute taken while your dog is calm (you can easily take a heart rate placing your fingers on femoral artery). I would need : - Your dog's name - His/her breed (CSV, SWH, mixed) - His/her age - His/her heart rate while being calm - eventually mention if he/she seems to have troubles while making an effort (or any other heart problems) You can contact me by mail ( [email protected] ) or by this forum. I will keep your data confident if you wish so, and I will publish the results in the form of statistic data. Thank you for your effort that can be usefull for all of us. Anthony

08-09-2007, 14:54	#2
michaelundinaeichhorn Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Bad Dürkheim Posts: 2,249	Baschka Zlatá Palz, 5 years, female, 75/min Gerda z Rofa, 9 years, female, 105/min both are CSV, both don´t have any problems. I will get three more later.

09-09-2007, 08:14	#3
elf Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 766	Someone told me an important point ton specify the protocol: - take a heart rate after one night of sleep or minimum after 4 hours of rest - take it on femoral artery (or mention the way it's taken) - the lenght must be one full minute at least (not 15 seconds multiply by 4) Of course, don't forget the name, sex, breed type, age. Thanks again. Anthony