Evaluation of the effects of asymmetric lumbosacral transitional vertebra on pelvic morphology in dogs using ventrodorsal radiographs

Table 2 Information on the number of dogs within each breed in the subpopulation, including LTV morphology

Dog Breeds	mLTV	Counts	% of total
Brittany	Sym	40	5.4
Brittany	Asym	54	7.3
Bernese Mountain Dog	Sym	21	2.9
Bernese Mountain Dog	Asym	15	2.0
Boxer	Sym	45	6.1
Boxer	Asym	7	1.0
Rough Collie	Sym	32	4.4
Rough Collie	Asym	12	1.6
Danish-Swedish Farm Dog	Sym	17	2.3
Danish-Swedish Farm Dog	Asym	27	3.7
English Setter	Sym	42	5.7
English Setter	Asym	37	5.0
Eurasier	Sym	18	2.4
Eurasier	Asym	23	3.1
Gordon Setter	Sym	16	2.2
Gordon Setter	Asym	23	3.1
Irish Setter	Sym	21	2.9
Irish Setter	Asym	26	3.5
Norwegian Elkhound Grey	Sym	20	2.7
Norwegian Elkhound Grey	Asym	9	1.2
Portuguese Water Dog	Sym	19	2.6
Portuguese Water Dog	Asym	29	3.9
Rhodesian Ridgeback	Sym	18	2.4
Rhodesian Ridgeback	Asym	18	2.4
German Shepherd Dog	Sym	58	7.9
German Shepherd Dog	Asym	53	7.2
Norwegian Elkhound Black	Sym	4	0.5
Norwegian Elkhound Black	Asym	39	5.2

The number of dogs within each breed and the lumbosacral transitional vertebra morphology (mLTV), where lumbosacral transitional vertebra (LTV) was classified into 3 classes [6] and then arranged in symmetrical (Sym) and asymmetrical (Asym) groups

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