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I initially created this site because I wanted
to try my hand at HTML and the internet. I didn't expect it to be
as popular as it has become. My veterinary career has expanded over
the past few years and I don't have the time to respond like I did a few
years ago. I apologize for this. There is nothing that I enjoy
more than talking about and working with athletic and working dogs. I have
come up with some solutions to address this response problem.
Athletic
and Working Dog Newsletter
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Many times over the past few years I have attempted
to write a book that can be read by any individual that is associated
with athletic and working dogs. Unfortunately there has never been
a long enough period of time to work on a book.
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I did write a book section about the basics
of canine performance and it included a diagnostic algorithm that can be
used to evaluate performance of the Athletic or working dog.
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I would like to publish information that can
help those individuals that work with dogs. I have decided the best
way to do this is in the form of a newsletter.
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I would have time to put together four to six
pages of information every two months and send it out to people that would
be interested.
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An up-to-date Newsletter would be better than
a book because this is a very rapidly expanding field and new data is being
produced almost daily.
Click here for information
about the Newsletter 
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The Sports
Medicine Program at the College of Veterinary Medicine,
Auburn University
Another website that addresses the needs
of our athletic and working dogs is the web page for the Auburn University
College of Veterinary Medicine Sports Medicine Program. I am Director
of the AU SMP and would like to invite you to visit our website:
http://www.vetmed.auburn.edu/sportsmed
We sponsor Seminars throughout the year to
distribute cutting edge information about Conditioning, Training, Health,
Reproduction and Orthopedic issues related to Athletic dogs. Make
plans to attend the next SMP Seminar which will be held in January, 2003.
Visit the AU SMP website (http://www.vetmed.auburn.edu/sportsmed/)
for more information.
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Analyzing
Motion and Soundness in the Dog
I am very excited to present this instructional
compact disc. The intent of this instructional compact disk (CD) is to
introduce the user to the basics of gait analysis and soundness evaluation
of the dog.
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