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21. 2001 Annual Report

(File; Thu Oct 28 09:25:00 CDT 2010)

H ERO2001 ANNUAL REPORTESSearch and rescue dog photography used throughoutthis annual report courtesy of FEMA, with theexception of the front cover search and rescue dogphotography, courtesy of Dr. Cynthia Otto.MISSIONThe mission of the ...

Description: The AKC Canine Health Foundation 2001 Annual Report contains audited financials for 2000 and 2001 and the Foundation's accomplishments for the year 2001.

22. Exploring the Genetics of Canine Hereditary Deafness

(Web Page; Fri May 22 14:10:00 CDT 2020)

Canine hereditary deafness is associated with white pigment, which is controlled by the piebald locus on chromosome 20 and the merle locus on chromosome 10. It is a complex trait and previous studies have failed to identify the mechani...

Description: Thanks to the dedication and support of several breed clubs and foundations, the AKC Canine Health Foundation has provided funding to study hereditary deafness in dogs.

23. AKC Canine Health Foundation Presents Young Investigator Awards at 5th International Genes Dogs & Cancer Conference

(Web Page; Tue Nov 15 08:37:00 CST 2011)

The weekend of February 13th, 2009, saw a gathering of renowned experts working on diverse aspects of cancer in dogs, with an emphasis on genetics and molecular biology. The Genes, Dogs & Cancer: 5th International Canine Cancer Conf...

Description: This article is about the Genes, Dogs & Cancer: 5th International Canine Cancer Conference which brought together scientists, veterinarians and breed club representatives in collaborations that will advance research to reduce suffering and death caused by cancer in dogs, humans, and other animals.

24. Discovering Your Dog’s Hidden Health

(Web Page; Tue Mar 29 08:05:00 CDT 2011)

Genetic tests can uncover problems before they arise, or prevent them altogether. You’re looking for a family dog, and you’ve found a registered breeder. Congratulations! Your next step may be asking questions about the ...

Description: Genetic tests can uncover problems before they arise, or prevent them altogether. They are of great importance to breeders and to pet owners alike.