Individual Contributors: Are you a breed expert and/or involved in a dog club for your breed? Would you like to share information from your kennel club, breed club, or country on DogWellNet.com?

A key goal of DogWellNet.com is to promote and facilitate international collaboration through the sharing of information on dog health and welfare issues.

Step 1: Become an IPFD Member (as an individual)
IPFD Members have expanded access to content including our partner organizations' work on breed management strategies, articles, and health data on breeds in many countries around the world. Members can participate in Member Forums, may comment on material, and will receive email announcements and links to our DogWellNet Digest e-newsletter.

• Sign up here to become an IPFD Member - it's quick, easy, and free. Need help?
• Please fill in your Member Profile, so IPFD and other members of our community can learn more about your contributions to the dog world.  

Step 2: Contact us to let us know you would like to contribute content

• Who?  We are especially keen to connect with Breed Club or other Health Committee representatives or others looking at health and breeding issues. 
• Why?  Our goal is to facilitate the sharing of expertise and resources and to profile the good work done being done throughout the dog world.
• What?  Have a look through the information in our Pedigree Breeds Database to see the types of information we are compiling. Please let us know if you have breed-specific information to share - links, health surveys, seminar presentations, breed management strategies (e.g., RAS and JTO), research papers/projects, etc.
• How?  Contact us herehere or at info@ipfdogs.com

Canine Organizations: Stand Shoulder-to-Shoulder with other key stakeholders in the global dog community

The dog world is in need of a global organization to harmonize health improvement strategies for canines worldwide, and breeders, veterinarians, owners, and others would benefit immensely from greater access to breed-specific data and scientific literature.

IPFD is uniquely positioned to meet this need. Our supporting partners include national kennel clubs, academic institutions, veterinary organizations, and other key stakeholders from around the world under the following categories:

Contributing Partners: Founding, Initiating and other Partners contributing financially to IPFD
Collaborating Partners: Organizations or individuals providing funds and in-kind support to specific IPFD initiatives
Sponsors: Organizations or individuals providing funds and in-kind support to specific IPFD initiatives (e.g., Harmonization of Genetic Testing for Dogs, IPFD Virtual Meetings/International Dog Health Workshops)

If your organization would like to discuss opportunities for formally supporting IPFD and our important work, please contact us here or at info@ipfdogs.com

IPFD is truly a "people driven" service organization. We allocate the bulk of our financial resources to maintain a small but dedicated team of consultants to manage our modest resources and facilitate the activities of our stakeholders, with the aim of achieving our collective goals.

Click the link below to Donate & Thank you!

• https://dogwellnet.com/clients/donations

• Your generous donation to support IPFD and its programs helps ensure our long-term sustainability and supports ongoing efforts to create an enduring global collaboration that enhances the health, well-being, and welfare of all dogs worldwide.

• By supporting the Harmonization of Genetic Testing for Dogs initiative you can help us improve standardization of, and access to, robust genetic testing to support health improvements and a sustainable future for healthy dogs.