Neogen (5/25/2021)

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Domestic dogs have been living with humans for thousands of years. Dogs can be found all over the world—and in many niches, from free-ranging scavengers to therapeutic partners, with >90 million pet dogs in the United States alone. Many of these dogs are treated as cherished family members, sharing close bonds with their owners. There has been considerable scientific debate regarding the origin of the close relationship humans share with dogs, particularly regarding the question of what makes dogs unique. In this webinar, the key similarities and differences between domestic dogs and wolves will be discussed, as well as lifetime and environmental factors that appear to contribute to the social behaviors of pet dogs. Factors that contribute to the quality of the bond formed between dogs and individuals will also be discussed, as will tips on how this knowledge can be applied by pet owners, veterinarians, and other animal professionals to improve human–dog interactions and welfare.

{{webinarsregistrationpage::inside_the_webinar_2}} {{webinarsregistrationpage::inside_the_webinar_3}} Explore the science behind the human–dog bond and how it can help us evaluate and overcome our biases and improve human–animal interactions How domestic dogs are similar to wolves—and how they’re different How and why social behaviors of pet dogs may develop Why some dogs and humans seem to have a particularly strong bond How veterinary professionals can use a deeper understanding of the human–dog bond to provide better care {{webinarsregistrationpage::what_youll_learn_bullet_6}} Company Description

Neogen Corporation develops and markets products dedicated to food and animal safety. Neogen’s worldwide genomics operations deliver innovative, affordable DNA testing for the discovery and commercial application of genomic advances that enhance the safety and abundance of life. DNA testing services are provided for food safety, animals, aquaculture, agronomy, forestry and horticulture, as well as supporting the research institutions and organizations serving these industries. See more at www.neogen.com. Igenity® Canine Wellness is a DNA test that identifies genetic traits in dogs and gives you information that will help anticipate health issues and offer individualized preventive care. The key areas Igenity results will reveal include nutrition insights, cancer risks, predisposition to several hereditary diseases, and genetic influences on dogs’ behavior. See more at www.neogen.com/igenity-canine-wellness/

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