Displaying results 31 - 40 of 99 items found.
31. Medial Shoulder Instability in Performance Dogs
(File; Tue Jul 24 07:36:00 CDT 2012)
Description: One of the most common forelimb conditions that presents in canine athletes is medial shoulder instability (MSI). This condition may be considered similar to a rotator cuff injury in people. Signs of MSI may be as subtle as performance-related problems such as refusing tight turns or be as severe as a weight-bearing lameness.
32. Iliopsoas Strains (Groin Pulls)
(File; Tue Jul 24 07:40:00 CDT 2012)
Description: Information on the causes, diagnosis and treatment of canine groin pulls.
33. Canine Cruciate Ligament Injury Part 1
(File; Tue Jul 24 07:48:00 CDT 2012)
Description: Information on the signs of CCL rupture and the surgical options for repair.
34. Canine Cruciate Ligament Injury Part 2
(File; Tue Jul 24 07:51:00 CDT 2012)
Description: Information on the three phases of rehabilitation for CCL injury.
35. Heritage Society Enrollment Form
(File; Thu Sep 27 08:00:00 CDT 2012)
Description: Form for individuals who choose to give to the AKC Canine Health Foundation in a will/estate and give permission to list my name as a member of the AKC Canine Health Foundation Heritage Society on their donor list.
36. 2013 Oak Grant Printable List
(File; Mon Nov 05 09:09:00 CST 2012)
Description: Printable list of 2013 Oak grants with titles and lay project descriptions.
(File; Tue Dec 11 13:27:00 CST 2012)
Description: Season's Greetings from the AKC Canine Health Foundation
(File; Thu Dec 13 11:26:00 CST 2012)
Description: Landing page animation for 2012 Holiday Card
39. 2013 Champions for Canine Health Calendar Electronic PDF
(File; Thu Dec 27 07:25:00 CST 2012)
Description: PDF preview of the newly designed 2013 calendar
40. Bloat RFP Lay Language Summary
(File; Tue Jan 08 11:15:00 CST 2013)
Description: Bloat RFP Lay Language Summary
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