Elective – Toxicology For Working Dogs PART 2

$300.00 $400.00

Working Dog Reproduction  PART 2

This elective is part 1 of 2. In this elective, you will learn breeding management for working dogs. Many factors and decisions determine the overall success of canine breeding programs. In this elective you will learn about canine semen collection and assessment; insemination techniques, and periparturient disorders and management.

 

$300.00 $400.00

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To be able to register for Elective - Toxicology For Working Dogs PART 2, you will need to have purchased the prerequisite "Toxicology For Working Dogs PART 1"

At the end of this elective the participant will be able to:

  1. Basic breeding soundness examination
  2. Semen collection
  3. Semen assessment: basic & advanced techniques
  4. Processing & preparing semen for chilled shipment
  5. Freezing, thawing and storing frozen semen
  6. Equipment, supplies and space requirements for semen collection, analysis, handling, freezing and storage
  7. Describe the unique anatomy of the reproductive tract of the bitch

    Identify various intrauterine AI techniques

  8. Describe various methods for AI

  9. Understand the importance of pre-breeding, gestational, and periparturient care; nutrition; and overall health of the breeding bitch

  10. Understand basic physiologic differences in the pregnant bitch versus the non-pregnant bitch

  11. Become familiar with the most common periparturient disorders

  12. Be able to implement appropriate diagnostic testing and treatment protocols for the most common periparturient disorders

Prerequisite “Introduction: Online Module” and “Core 3-Day Hands-On”

Credits: Credits 4 hours online – (CE approved by the University of Pennsylvania) RACE certified
Modules:

Module 4: Working Dog Protection and Treatment from Illicit Drugs and Explosives

Module 5: Insemination Techniques

Module 6: Canine Semen Collection & Assessment

 

Schedule:
4 online hours (CE approved by the University of Pennsylvania)
Access:12-month access

This elective is authored by Dr. Fiona Hollingshead BVSc, MAVCSc, Ph.D.,DACT. Association Profession in Small Animation Reproduction. Dr. Marc Knobbe, DVM, MPH, Diplomate, American College of Theriogenology, Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Preventative Medicine, and Dr. Greg Burns, DVM, DACT, Associate Professor of Small Animal Theriogenology at Colorado State University. College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.

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