General Canine Health Research Grants
Through the General Canine Health Research Program Area, the AKC Canine Health Foundation (CHF) will support basic and clinical research into those diseases not covered by specific research program areas including obesity. The mission of the AKC Canine Health Foundation (CHF) is to advance the health of all dogs and their owners by funding sound scientific research and supporting the dissemination of health information to prevent, treat and cure canine disease. CHF supports a One Health model as a critical tool to achieving this vision with a multi-disciplinary approach to addressing the health needs of all dogs and their people.
Active Grants:
Previously Awarded Grants:
| 2032 | Y-Chromosome Haplotype Analysis in the Dog |
| 2012 | Development of PCR Multiplexed Canine Marker Panels for the Purposes of Genome Screening and Linkage Analysis |
| 1870 | Genetics of Hereditary Deafness in the Domestic Dog |
| 1815 | Hair Coat Differences in Canine Breeds Recognized by the American Kennel Club |
| 0001808B | An Integrated Linkage and Radiation Hybrid Map of the Dog: A Collaborative Project |
| 0001808A | An Integrated Linkage and Radiation Hybrid Map of the Dog: A Collaborative Project |
| 1640 | More Type I Markers for the Canine Genome Linkage Map |
| 0001608A | Integrated Map of Canine Gene and Microsatellite Loci |
| 1608B | Integrated Map of Canine Gene and Microsatellite Loci |
| 1826 | Placing Type I Markers on the Canine Genome Linkage Map |
| 1458 | Hereditary Hearing Loss in Dalmatians and Australian Cattle Dogs |
| 1634 | Establishment of Genome-Screening Canine Microsatellite Panels for Disease Association Studies |
| 1652 | Development of a Multi-Generational DNA Tissue Bank and Registry for Tibetan Terriers |
| 1291 | Development of the Genetic Map of the Dog Genome |
| 1268 | A Genetic Map of the Canine Genome |
| 1275 | Type I Markers for Canine Homologs |
| 1274 | Detection of Polymorphism in Comparative Mapping |
The AKC Canine Health Foundation funds research in 23 different Research Program Areas for the health of all dogs. These program areas enable the Foundation to create depth in our research portfolio and help us to be responsive to the health concerns of our constituents.
Help Future Generations of Dogs
Participate in canine health research by providing samples or by enrolling in a clinical trial. Samples are needed from healthy dogs and dogs affected by specific diseases.
