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The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) has opened access to its AVMA Collections to the general public, expanding the public’s ability to tap into cutting edge and up-to-date veterinary medical information.
Go to http://www.avma.org/avmacollections/ and click on articles on the left pane.

Studies, comparisons, conclusions by Dr. Kelly Cassidy

http://users.pullman.com/lostriver/longhome.htm

“Are purebred dogs living longer?” Continue Reading »

This is from George Mason university.

 

http://mason.gmu.edu/~montecin/eval-sources.htm
http://mason.gmu.edu/%7Emontecin/eval-sources.htm

 

Evaluating sources when doing research can be a complex task. Your papers credibility depends upon the reliability of the information you use to support your points. There are times when, along with authoritative and scholarly sources, other information, such as interviews and personal observations are valid sources. In general, however, a source is only as credible as the author’s credentials and the reputation of the sponsoring publication and/or organization. These guidelines are to help you become familiar with how to evaluate the value of information: Continue Reading »

Great resource and information site on Lyme disease and tick-borne diseases in general.
Includes signs and symptoms, testing and treatment as well as other considerations including vaccination discussion.

http://www.vintagegoldens.com/tick.htm

Essays for the dog breeder.

Follow these links to great book chapters on breeding and genetics by Dr. Thorpe-Vargas

Top 10 Breed-Specific risks; PDF file from Ohio State Univ.

risk.pdf

Alphabetic listing of Links to animal behavior websites Continue Reading »

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