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Kennel Emergency & Disaster Planning For Breeders: Keeping Your Dogs & Facility Safe

Kennel Emergency & Disaster Planning For Breeders: Keeping Your Dogs & Facility Safe

by Mikel M. Delgado | Nov 1, 2021 | Bare Bones Basics, Breeder Resource, Sick Care, Veterinary Care

Animal Welfare Concepts: Applications to Dogs – CRONEY RESEARCH GROUP

Animal Welfare Concepts: Applications to Dogs – CRONEY RESEARCH GROUP

by Barb List | Nov 1, 2021 | Bare Bones Basics, Breeder Resource, Pet Families, Research and Teaching, Shelter and Rescue, Welfare

Exercising Your Kenneled Dogs

Exercising Your Kenneled Dogs

by Mikel M. Delgado | Nov 1, 2021 | Bare Bones Basics, Behavior, Benefits of Exercise, Breeder Resource, Exercise, Types of Exercise

Regular exercise helps keep dogs fit and prevents obesity. Being overweight increases the risk of joint disease, cancers, and other health issues. Exercise is also good for your dogs’ mental health! Exercise: promotes the growth of brain cells, supporting memory...
Quick Tips for Success: Adult Dog Body Handling – Croney Research Group

Quick Tips for Success: Adult Dog Body Handling – Croney Research Group

by Barb List | Nov 1, 2021 | Bare Bones Basics, Behavior, Breeder Resource, Dog to People - Low Stress Handling

Getting dogs used to handling helps ensure their comfort and minimizes fear. To help dogs accept handling: Gradually expose them to a potentially scary object, person, animal, or experience. Pair the exposure with something that the dog likes, such as food. Begin...
Kenneled Dog Welfare: Challenges of Field Assessment – CRONEY RESEARCH GROUP

Kenneled Dog Welfare: Challenges of Field Assessment – CRONEY RESEARCH GROUP

by Barb List | Nov 1, 2021 | Breeder Resource, Research and Teaching, Shelter and Rescue, Welfare

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