Newsletter Back Issues

• Nails: Long or Short
• Managing Hyperthermia in the Athletic and Working Dog (3) The Psychological Aspects of Rehabilitation

• Impact Forces of the Carpus
• Field Care of Hyperthermia
• Canine Sports Psychology

• Carpal Wrapping
• Sports Psychology: Inherent Drive
• Lyme Disease Prevention
• Readers Questions
• Treating "Limber" or "Cold" Tail
• Muscle Tear of the Back or Pinched Nerve

• Pharmaceuticals Currently Used for Lameness
• Lameness Diagnosis in Performance Dogs

• Dog Food Selection
• Nutritional Components: Sources of Energy

• Gait Comparison of the Horse and Dog
• Variations in Metabolic Response to Activity Anticipation

• The Most Important Muscles of Performance
• Athleticism and the Body's Defense Mechanisms

• Gait Analysis and Performance
• Performance of the Canine Athlete

• Paw Pad Wound Management 
• An Introduction to Trigger Points in the Dog 

• Understanding and Analyzing Performance Drive of the Dog

• Field Emergency Care in Hunting Dogs or Dogs Working in the Field
• Genetics and Performance

• Understanding the Greyhound Racing Gallop

• Exertional Rhabdomyolysis in the Athletic or Working Dog: Part I

• Optimizing the Scenting Ability of the Dog.

• Exertional Rhabdomyolysis in the Athletic or Working Dog: Part II

• Wound Management and Surgery of the Pinna of the Ear

• The Affect of Joint Movement Alterations on Dog Locomotion

• Managing Achilles Tendon Injuries

• Poison Management: A Brief Overview

• Managing Intestinal Parasites in the Athletic and Working Dog

• Achievement of Peak Performance Using the Tapering Method

Article by Craig Angle

• Overtraining Syndrome
• How to Prevent Overreaching and Overtraining in Athletes

Articles by Craig Angle

• Hypothyroidism in the Athletic or Working Dog

• Soundness of the Athletic Dog

• Shoulder Problems of the Canine Athlete and Working Dog.