The Pit Bull Placebo
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The Relevance of Breed in Selecting a Companion Dog
Janis Bradley is author of Dogs Bite, but Balloons and Slippers are More Dangerous and Dog Bites: Problems and Solutions. She explores the relevance of breed in selecting a companion dog in this publication.
Dog Bites: Problems & Solutions
Dog Bites: Problems & Solutions is an Animals & Society Institute Policy Paper written by Janis Bradley. To download the complete text, click on the link below.
The Problem of Dog-Related Incidents and Encounters
This manual for law enforcement officers is a publication of the U.S. Department of Justice Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (C.O.P.S.). This collaborative manual was authored by NCRC, Best Friends Animal Society, Safe Humane Chicago, and the University of Illinois Center for Public Safety and Justice. To download the full version, click below.
Visual Breed ID Poster: "Pit Bull" Mixes
All of the dogs pictured on this poster are mixed breed dogs. Only three (3) are "pit bull" mixes. After guessing the breed composition of each dog pictured, watch and learn about the problematic nature of visual breed identification of mixed breed dogs from the NCRC video Interview with Dr. Victoria Voith, PhD, DVM, DACVB by clicking here.
Visual Breed ID Poster: Labrador retriever Mixes
All of the dogs pictured on this poster are mixed breed dogs. Only two (2) are Labrador Retriever mixes. After guessing the breed composition of each dog pictured, watch and learn about the problematic nature of visual breed identification of mixed breed dogs from the NCRC video interview with Dr. Victoria Voith, PhD, DVM, DACVB by clicking here.
Visual Breed ID Poster: German Shepherd Mixes
All of the dogs pictured on this poster are mixed breed dogs. Only four (4) are German Shepherd mixes. After guessing the breed composition of each dog pictured, watch and learn about the problematic nature of visual breed identification of mixed breed dogs from the NCRC video interview with Dr. Victoria Voith, PhD, DVM, DACVB by clicking here.