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Table 1 Six overall themes for the 3rd International Dog Health Workshop in 2017 in Paris, France

From: Moving from information and collaboration to action: report from the 3rd International Dog Health Workshop, Paris in April 2017

Theme

Session leader(s)

(number of participants)

Breed-specific health strategies: needs and opportunities; innovations, nationally and internationally.

Helena Skarp, Sweden; Ian Seath, UK; Gregoire Leroy, France. (34)

Exaggerations and extremes in dog conformation: health, welfare and breeding considerations; latest national and international efforts.

Ã…ke Hedhammar, Sweden; Rowena Packer, UK; Kristen Prestrud, Norway (27)

Education and communication: how can international collaboration improve education and communication within and across stakeholder groups [especially between veterinarians and breeders]; using the example of antimicrobial resistance.

Gilles Chaudieu, France; Jason Stull, USA (13)

Behavior and welfare: how can we better integrate actions to address issues in welfare, behavior and health in breeding and raising dogs?

Nathalie Marlois, France; Patricia Olson, USA; Caroline Kisko, UK (15)

IPFD Harmonization of Genetic Testing for Dogs: an international, multi-stakeholder initiative to address selection, evaluation and application of genetic testing.

Aimee Llewellyn-Zaidi, USA; Brenda Bonnett, Canada (34)

Show me the numbers: integrating information from various sources for prevalence, risks and other population-level information; latest national and international strategies to collect data and disseminate information.

Dan O’Neill, UK; Sylvia Keijser, The Netherlands; Sofia Malm, Sweden (14)