Good Dog's Second Annual Health Symposium
We're hosting four free educational sessions throughout the month of October. Save your spot now and watch the recordings of past sessions here!
Good Dog is on a mission to educate the public, support dog breeders, and promote canine health so we can give our dogs the world they deserve.
Good Dog is on a mission to educate the public, support dog breeders, and promote canine health so we can give our dogs the world they deserve.
Good Dog is on a mission to educate the public, support dog breeders, and promote canine health so we can give our dogs the world they deserve.
You’re invited to Good Dog’s 2nd Annual Health Symposium! We’ll be hosting four FREE, virtual sessions throughout October with leading experts to share the latest information aimed at improving the health of breeding dogs and future generations of puppies. The symposium is completely FREE for all attendees. Register now to reserve your spot for the remaining sessions and join for as many of the sessions as you’d like!
All are welcome to join, so please feel free to forward this invite to your dog breeder, dog owner, and dog lover friends!
Exploring Environmental Impacts: Using an Available Advantage to Improve Breeding Outcomes with Dr. Julie Wetherell
Both nature (genetics) and nurture (environment) play a huge role in determining the outcomes seen with dog breeding. In this talk, Dr. Wetherell focuses on the environmental component of what aids a successful breeding program. Learn about some tips and best husbandry practices to use to ensure a healthy environment and to increase the overall success and well-being of the dogs in your care.
Postponed - Stay tuned as we reschedule this event in the coming months
Understanding Genetic Diversity in Dogs and in Dog Breeds with Dr. Jerold Bell
In the meantime, you can check out Good Dog's Guide to COI Resources.
Helping with Whelping - How to Prepare, When to Step In, and When to Seek Help with Dr. Kristina Belton
An overview of the whelping process with an emphasis on ways responsible breeders can provide support, as well as techniques to identify when intervention is needed.
The Breeding Female and Neonate Care with Dr. Greg Burns
This presentation will address ensuring dogs are healthy before breeding, including what diagnostics and routine care are recommended, and best practices for a healthy pregnancy. It will also address the health needs of your puppies before they head to their new homes.
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