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Dog Articles
Our extensive Pro Club article library features topics important to dog breeders and enthusiasts alike. This includes rich information in subjects ranging from dog nutrition to breed-specific health and hereditary concerns, as well as best practices in breeding, kennel management, conditioning, and more.
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Learn about the highly contagious canine reproductive disease brucellosis that can cause significant economic losses for a kennel. -
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When choosing the best dog food, it's best to determine a dog's energy needs. Read about 3 Purina Pro Plan formulas that deliver nutrition to performance dogs. -
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Learn the differences between heat stress and heatstroke in dogs, how to prevent overheating and why hydration is essential in the summer heat. -
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Proper puppy nutrition is crucial to healthy growth and development, and it all starts with the dam. Learn more about puppy nutrition here. -
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Kennel stress affects dogs in many ways. If steps are taken early when signs first appear, problems can be averted before they become serious. On the other hand, prolonged severe stress can compromise immune function and put an entire kennel at risk. -
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Terrier breeders who have had dogs that suffer from primary lens luxation (PLL), a painful, genetic eye disorder that often leads to blindness, shared relief when the gene mutation was discovered last fall by researchers at the University of Missouri, and t
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A new therapy for canine lymphoma that was first used in human medicine offers promise in treating the one in four Boxers affected by the cancer. The therapy, bone marrow transplantation, uses a dog’s own stem cells to stimulate bone marrow function and immune system recovery following radiation to kill cancer cells.
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Animal digest is often considered a substandard pet food ingredient. In some cases, this is because the word “digest” is mistakenly thought to describe the contents of the digestive tract.
