Border Collie

KETHINNA TAKE MY BREATH AWAY *** AWD

Sex
Bitch
Colour
BLACK TRICOLOUR
Born
17 January 2010

Details

Registration type
Breed register
About registration types

The registration types are as follows:

  • The Breed Register is for pedigree dogs where both parents are also recorded on this register.
  • The Activity Register is open to all dogs, both pedigree and crossbreed to allow them to exhibit in Kennel Club licensed events for disciplines such as agility, flyball etc.
  • Not registered dogs can be viewed if they are related to a Kennel Club registered dog and may themselves be registered elsewhere with another club or society.

Health profile

The results and calculated health information below are from information received and recorded by The Kennel Club, and may not include all health screening undertaken by the dog's owners.

You can find more information on what these results mean/breeding advice and also on what health screening is relevant to your breed on The Kennel Club Breed A-Z. Please note: you will need to click on your breed to see the full list.

DNA tests

DNA - CEA/CH Clear Test performed on 22 February 2012; aged 2 years, 1 months
DNA - CL Clear Test performed on 24 February 2012; aged 2 years, 1 months
DNA - TNS Clear Test performed on 20 February 2012; aged 2 years, 1 months
DNA - IGS Clear Test performed on 25 September 2015; aged 5 years, 8 months
DNA - MDR1 Clear Test performed on 29 September 2015; aged 5 years, 8 months

Screening schemes

BVA/KC/ISDS Eye Scheme
Unaffected Test performed on 18 October 2012; aged 2 years, 9 months
Unaffected Test performed on 15 October 2015; aged 5 years, 8 months
BVA/KC Hip Dysplasia Left score: 4 Right score: 5 Total score: 9 Test performed on 17 March 2011; aged 1 years, 2 months

Estimated Breeding Values (EBVs)

Our estimated breeding values (EBVs) predict whether a dog is more or less likely to have, and pass on genes, related to hip/elbow dysplasia. EBVs link the information about dog's family with data from the BVA/KC health schemes. They tell us how the individual dog compares to the rest of the breed:

  • A dog with an EBV that is a minus number has a lower than average risk of having genes linked to hip/elbow dysplasia
  • The higher the EBV (the further towards the red), the higher the risk
  • The confidence reflects how much data was used to calculate the EBV
  • If the score reads as ‘N/A’, the dog has not been tested under the BVA/KC Schemes. This is typically reflected in a lower confidence score of the EBV for this dog. Please note, results from alternative schemes do not contribute to The Kennel Club dataset and therefore are not included in the EBV calculation.

Genes increase or decrease the chances of a dog developing hip/elbow dysplasia, but the overall health of the dog's joints is also affected by lifestyle, diet, exercise etc. 

EBV Breeding advice: Ideally breeders should use dogs that that have an EBV which is lower than average (i.e. a minus number) and preferably with a confidence rating of at least 60%.

Find out more about Estimated Breeding Values and what your results mean.


Hip
-22 Low risk
Score: 4/5=9
EBV: -22
Confidence: 75%

EBV results last updated 07 September 2024.

Breed Watch

Breed Watch category Category 1 Full details

Pedigree

Litters produced