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DogWellNet.com Digest: Issue #13 - 15 December 2017
Dave St. Louis posted a article in DogWellNet.com Digest
Happy Holidays from the International Partnership for Dogs and DogWellNet.com! In This Issue: Hold the Date: 4th International Dog Health Workshop News & Highlights Moving from information and collaboration to action: Report from the 3rd International Dog Health Workshop Stay Informed! -
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Providing a platform to initiate and support conversation and exchange of health and welfare information among stakeholders in purebred breeds is part of IPFD's mission. Saluki Health Co-ordinators internationally are invited to share information and exchange ideas to benefit the breed. If your passion is Saluki health we hope you will Join DogWellNet as a Saluki Breed Expert. At present there is no global Saluki organisation - the great work being done for the breed is primarily nationally based and in some countries there are multiple clubs for the breed. Small population breed advocates can face challenges in identifying and discussing management of key health issues. The Saluki or Gazelle Hound Club UK's David Steel has proposed the idea of taking a globally based approach to addressing Saluki Health. Many thanks to David for sharing a few thoughts on how to broker and define collective action to benefit the Saluki breed.
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Société Centrale Canine -- The Club du Bulldog Anglais
Ann Milligan posted a article in Breed-Specific Programs | Country
The English Bulldog Club in France shares their breed management strategies with the DWN community. The role of a breed club and approaches to breed management for a popular dog breed are covered in this document. A 'state of mind' exists in among the members and leadership of the Club du Bulldog Anglais to ensure the breed's health and welfare are addressed. See below for a link to The Club du Bulldog Anglais Breed Management Strategy Overview. Our thanks goes to Hélène Denis, for sharing this information with the DWN community. -
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IPFD welcomes 3rd year vet student, Kelly Arthur, our first Student Project associate, to share her exploration of A Veterinarian's Role in the Ethics and Welfare of Breeding Dogs. And why not Check out Kelly's blog, too?
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