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Evaluating rehoming candidates in commercial breeding kennels

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Short graphical summary of the Croney Research Group study on identifying dogs in commercial breeding kennels that may have challenges when rehomed.

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Topic(s): Breeder Resource, Retiring & Rehoming: Behavioral Considerations, Retiring & Rehoming: Environmental Considerations

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