We're compiling articles on the 5th International Dog Health Workshop from our partners and other contributors below.
More items will be added as they become available. If you have an article to share, please send it to us at info@ipfdogs.com.
The University of Copenhagen published an article on a presentation by Peter Sandøe, 
Professor, Centre for Companion Animal Welfare, Denmark, delivered at the Finnish Kennel Club's breeders day (held in conjunction with the 5th IDHW). Peter was also a speaker at the 5th IDHW as part of the workshop theme, Supply and Demand – Every Dog Counts.
Entitled, 'Will dog breeds as we know them today soon be a thing of the past?', the presentation aimed to describe the current trends in the demand and supply of dogs in the Global North and to discuss the large changes that are taking place.
University of Copenhagen article | Watch the presentation
Our Contributing Partners in Italy, Ente Nazionale della Cinofilia Italiana (ENCI), posted an article on their website. The original article is in Italian, but we also provide an English version (translated by IPFD via Google Translate) below.
Thank you, ENCI, for participating in the 5th IDHW and for your continuing support of IPFD's important work!
Link to Original Article in Italian
English (translated) Version:
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Centrale Canine (the French Kennel Club) published an article in their member publication (July 2024). The original article is in French, but we also provide a English-translated version (provided by Centrale Canine) below.
We thank our friends at Centrale Canine for joining us in Helsinki and for publishing/sharing this article to help showcase the important work we're doing together to improve canine health, welfare, and well-being.
Original Article in French:
English (translated) Version:
Pages de CCM230_IPFD (SCC translation to EN).pdf
IPFD friend and contributor Ian J. Seath shared his impressions as participant at the 5th IDHW in a recent blog post.
Thank you, Ian, for joining us in Helsinki and for your longtime support of IPFD!
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