Our Dogs: Best of Health articles
I write a regular column for Our Dogs Newspaper called “Best of Health”. It covers topical canine health matters. You can also subscribe (free) to my “Best of Health” Flipboard Magazine.
This page contains links to my articles:
May 2017: International collaboration on health
April 2017: IPFD IDHW Workshop preview
March 2017: The problem with facts
February 2017: Alternative facts and the post-truth world
January 2017: Genetic Diseases: Not so simple after all?
December 2016: Let’s celebrate our Breed Clubs and Breed Health Coordinators
November 2016: Show me the data and I will show you some solutions
October 2016: KC BHC Symposium Report
September 2016: 20 reasons why improving breed health is so difficult
August 2016: Brachycephalics: making the move from data to improvement
July 2016: The Great British Puppy Survey
June 2016: Communicating science in plain English
May 2016: Who is responsible for breed conservation?
April 2016: What’s the point of a Breed Health Survey?
March 2016: The sins of the father are laid upon his children
February 16: The gene genie is truly out of the bottle
December 15: Enough data; time for some action?
October 15: Using the KC’s Diversity Report data
August 15: Don’t underestimate “Pet Power”!
July 15: Weighing the pig won’t make it fatter
June 15: A 5 point plan for improving canine health and welfare
Apr. 15: Breeding strategies – a range of options
Mar. 15: Events dear boy, events! – Crufts
Feb 15: Mastiff & Neapolitan Mastiff Health Seminar
Jan 15: The KarltonIndex – “Smoke & Mirrors” or “Mapping a Journey”?
Dec. 14: A list of recommendations is not a Strategy
Nov. 14: A focus on Health Surveys
Oct. 14: Breed Health Coordinator Conference
Sept. 14: Fat dogs are being let down by their owners
Aug. 14: Tackling complex diseases
Jul. 14: Tackling “simple” genetic disorders
Jun. 14: Breed Clubs and the KC collaborating
May 14: Breed Club Health Reports and Spay-Neuter data
Apr. 14: Breed health focus at Crufts and the DHG Annual Report
Mar. 14: Canine Health Improvement – it’s a “wicked problem”
