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July 2015

Dear dog lover:
Summer is in full swing and we hope you and your dog are taking advantage of the warm weather and long days.
 
Yesterday, we were pleased to host the second live webinar in our four-part educational series with VetVine. Last night's topic was joint health in dogs (on demand viewing link to be posted this week). The first webinar was on the topic of canine cancer (on demand viewing currently available). We have two more webinars planned: mental stimulation (9/9/15) and allergies and itchy skin in dogs (11/23/15). We hope you'll check out these great resources!

As always, we are grateful for your support and we thank you for loving dogs!

Health Tracks:  Hyperthermia
Border Collie Fly Ball Hyperthermia can occur any time of year, but dogs may be especially prone to hyperthermia in the spring when temperatures can fluctuate drastically from day-to-day and from night-to-night. Dogs need time to become acclimated to the temperature changes as the weather begins to warm. High humidity can exacerbate or accelerate hyperthermia.   Learn More

Featured Grant: Personalized Medicine: The Intersection of Genotype and Drug Responsiveness in the Treatment of Canine Pulmonary Hypertension
German Shepherd in Flowers
Genetic background is thought to alter the way animals and humans respond to disease and drug therapy. The unique DNA signature of an individual is now recognized as a pivotal influence on disease outcome during treatment and has become the central concept propelling the study of pharmacogenomics and individualized medicine. Dr. Joshua Stern is applying this cutting-edge knowledge to pulmonary hypertension in dogs. Learn more.
Health Tips: Pet Fire Safety
Early Spay and Neuter StudyJuly 15 is National Pet Fire Safety Day. Including your pets in your fire safety plan is important. So is pet proofing your house to keep not only your dogs safe, but you, too. Learn more.
Podcasts & Webinars
CHF and Zoetis Reproduction Series
Currently there are 11 episodes in this series. Great info for pet owners, breeders, and veterinarians.
Noise Phobia in Dogs
with Dr. Karen Overall
Pain Management
with Dr. Steve Budsberg
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CHF Celebrates 20 Years!
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Learn more about our 20th Anniversary celebration and the milestones made in canine and human health.

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Established in 1995, the AKC Canine Health Foundation's (CHF) mission is to advance the health of all dogs and their owners by funding sound scientific research and supporting the dissemination of canine health information.  Through the generous support of the American Kennel Club, Nestlé Purina PetCare, Zoetis, dog clubs and dog owners worldwide, CHF has dedicated more than $40 million to canine health research projects and education programs.  

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