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At 59 years of age, I certainly don’t feel old, but I do find myself reminiscing about the way things used to be at dog shows when I was younger.
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AKC’s New Proposals Receive Mixed Reviews
By Caroline Coile At its January 2024 meeting, the AKC Board of Directors reviewed two interesting recommendations, both of which have met with decidedly mixed reviews. Regional NOHS-Only Events “The Board reviewed a recommendation for a pilot program to allow up to eight Regional NOHS-Only events to be held by All-Breed Clubs. The events would […]
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Send Us Your Next Generation Photos!
We want to see our readers #NextGeneration photos to be shared on The #CanineChronicle! Thank you Ashley Cuzzolino for sharing this absolutely adorable photo of Audrey at just over a year old. Do your children train the puppies? Do they love to groom the dogs and get them show ready? Do they help whelp litters? Do […]
Join the Nation of Lifesavers at Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas
The National Football League (NFL) and the American Heart Association want more people to be confident and capable when faced with a cardiac emergency, adding more people to the Association’s Nation of Lifesavers™ movement, which intends to double survival rates by 2030. According to American Heart Association data, nine out of every ten of people who experience […]
Dog Longevity: Influence of Size, Nose Length, Sex, and Breed
By Caroline Coile How long do they live? That’s a question savvy new dog owners want to know about the breed of their choice. And to a certain extent, we’ve always been able to answer that, although just about every source overestimates the typical age of every breed. But in general, we know that little dogs […]
#ThrowbackThursday – Guess Who? – Check Your Answer!
Did you correctly answer this week’s #ThrowbackThursday? Answer: CH Dhandy’s Favorite Woodchuck, “Chucky” was handled by Bobby Barlow for owner, Robert A Hauslohner and bred by Mrs. W. J. Bradley & Mrs. R. D. Hutchinson. Chucky won 66 Best in Shows including Westminster Kennel Club in 1981. Don’t forget! Do you have a fun photo that […]
Is Blood Really Thicker Than Water?
By: Peri Norman Originally published: October 2015 In some ways, we live in a great time to be breeding dogs. Genome projects in both humans and dogs have yielded information about genetic disease and inheritability of traits that have improved our ability to make better breeding decisions and produce dogs more precisely tailored to our […]
Veterinarians to visit with lawmakers on Capitol Hill and urge support for rural veterinary shortage and dog importation legislation
On February 6, over 140 veterinary professionals will meet with senators, representatives, and their staffs to discuss the importance of legislation that will help increase the availability of veterinary services in rural areas and protect against the spread of diseases that pose a threat to animal and public health. As part of the American Veterinary Medical […]
New Researchers Tackle New Strategies for Canine Bone Cancer
By: Sharon M. Albright, DVM, CCRT, Canine Health Foundation We need new strategies to treat and even prevent bone cancer in dogs! Osteosarcoma, the most common form of bone cancer in dogs, is a tumor that usually affects the limbs of middle-aged to older, large breed dogs and carries a dire prognosis. As cancerous cells […]
