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Welfare Implications of Dental Health in Commercial Breeding Dogs – CRONEY RESEARCH GROUP

Dental health, risks, and preventive care for dogs in commercial breeding kennels. Stella, J., & Croney, C. (2016, February). VA-12-W – Welfare Implications of Dental Health in Commercial Breeding Dogs. World Pet Association, Pet Food Institute

Brucella Canis: Emerging Zoonotic Disease? Implications for Commercial Breeding Kennels and Public Health – CRONEY RESEARCH GROUP

An overview of Brucella. Canis and how it impacts dog and human welfare.world pet association, Pet Food Institute

Understanding Dog Food Labels: Croney Research Group

The American Association of Feed Control Officials (AAFCO) has standards for pet foods. Name of Food The name must accurately describe the food. This includes what animal the food is for and the main ingredient(s). Ingredients List The most prominent ingredient by...

Canine Nutrition Infographic – Croney Research Group

Need to know the basics of canine nutrition? Look no further! You can also download a PDF of this handout to share or print. EXPERT REVIEWER Anna Kate Shoveller, PhD Professor and Champion Petfoods Chair in Canine and Feline Nutrition, Physiology and Metabolism...

Inbreeding and line breeding: What you need to know – Croney Research Group

Humans developed dog breeds for specific physical and behavioral characteristics. Most of this selection happened over the last 200 years or so. Creating breeds required starting with a limited pool of dogs with certain desired traits. Dogs from that original group...

Improving Canine Welfare in Commercial Breeding (CB) Operations: Evaluating Rehoming Candidates – CRONEY RESEARCH GROUP

Disposal of dogs retired from commercial breeding facilities presents a scientific and ethical problem. This pilot study aimed to develop criteria for identifying commercial breeding (CB) dogs likely to be at risk for problems during transitioning to rehoming, and to identify breeder practices associated with higher and lower risk. Stella J., Shreyer T., Ha J., Croney C. (2019). Improving canine welfare in commercial breeding (CB) operations: Evaluating rehoming candidates. Journal of Applied Animal Welfare Science, 104861. Stanton Foundation

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