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International Breed-Specific Symposia and Health Conferences

By DWN Staff
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  • Berner International Working Group


Website: http://berner-iwg.cloudaccess.net/
Resources about meetings, health research, and other initiatives addressing diseases specific to Bernese Mountain Dogs.

 

 


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Tufts Canine & Feline Breeding & Genetics Conferences

This resource offers information on canine genetics, health management strategies and disease specific research presentations. gallery_65_7_534.png

Below are some links to the September 2015 Conference - Other year's Conference Articles and Lectures are available on VIN. (INDEX - lists multiple conference years: Supporting Materials + online Proceedings gives you fully indexed access to all text and illustrations of the speakers' notes. )

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7th Tufts' Canine & Feline Breeding & Genetics Conference & other Tufts' Canine and Feline Breeding Conference resources

Sample articles from 2015:

Genetics and Behavior: A Guide for Practitioners Karen L. Overall, MA, VMD, PhD, DACVB

Breeding dogs in Sweden - SKK's tools and efforts to improve canine health Sofia Malm

 

2013 TUFTS Proceedings (access to articles and lectures)

Sample Articles from 2013:
 
Breed-Specific Breeding Strategies Åke A. Hedhammar, DVM, MSc, PhD, DECVIM (Companion Animals)
 
Questions on the conferences should be sent to the conference director, Dr. Jerold Bell < jerold.bell@tufts.edu>.
 
 
 

 

Edited by Ann Milligan

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