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Rehoming Breeding Dogs Handout – Croney Research Group

Rehoming Breeding Dogs Handout – Croney Research Group

by Barb List | Nov 1, 2021 | Bare Bones Basics, Breeder Resource, Retiring & Rehoming: Behavioral Considerations, Retiring & Rehoming: Environmental Considerations, Retiring & Rehoming: Health Considerations

Pet First Aid Course

Pet First Aid Course

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

Social Housing for Kenneled Dogs – Croney Research Group

Social Housing for Kenneled Dogs – Croney Research Group

by Mikel M. Delgado | Nov 1, 2021 | Bare Bones Basics, Behavior, Breeder Resource, Designs that Support Good Welfare, Dog to Dog, Environment, Social Interactions

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,...
Canine Body Language

Canine Body Language

by Judith Stella | Nov 1, 2021 | Bare Bones Basics, Behavior, Breeder Resource, Canine Body Language

Understanding dog body language can help you know when it is safe to approach or handle a dog. Green body language and behaviors: non-fearful dog Body posture: Relaxed, weight evenly distributed, “loose” or “wiggly” body Tail: Relaxed, neutral position, may be wagging...
Early Play in Puppies & Safe Toys to Offer

Early Play in Puppies & Safe Toys to Offer

by Judith Stella | Nov 1, 2021 | Bare Bones Basics, Behavior, Breeder Resource, Enrichment, Stress & Improved Welfare, Puppy Development

from the Croney Research Group Puppies explore their environments as soon as their senses develop and they can move around. When puppies enter their third and fourth weeks of life, they begin playing with objects. They will start nosing and mouthing toys, if offered....
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