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Quick Tips for Success: Kennel Design with Behavior and Welfare Considerations – Croney Research Group

Croney, C., Shreyer, T., & Rezvani, T. (2022). Quick Tips for Success – Kennel Design with Behavior & Welfare Considerations. Croney Lab Website, College of Veterinary Medicine, Purdue University. Retrieved April 18, 2022, from https://vet.purdue.edu/discovery/croney/files/documents/220316-QT%20Kennel%20Design%20with%20Welfare%20Considerations.pdf Life of Riley at Spring Point Continue Reading Quick Tips for Success: Kennel Design with Behavior and Welfare Considerations – Croney Research Group



Social Housing for Kenneled Dogs – Croney Research Group

Why should we consider pair or group housing for dogs in kennels? Dogs are considered a socially gregarious species, and many dogs enjoy living with other dogs. Pair or group-housing is a common standard of care for dogs living in kennels (e.g., laboratories,...




Promoting the Welfare of Kenneled Dogs: Environmental Considerations – CRONEY RESEARCH GROUP

An overview of how environmental factors such as noise, odors, ventilation, temperature, and lighting can impact the welfare of dogs in kennels. Hurt, M., Daigle, C., and Croney, C. (2015). Promoting the welfare of kenneled dogs: Environmental considerations. Purdue Extension World Pet Association, Pet Food Institute Continue Reading Promoting the Welfare of Kenneled Dogs: Environmental Considerations – CRONEY RESEARCH GROUP