Brachycephalic Health

We thought you might be interested in a unique webcast hosted by Kennel Club Chairman, Tony Allcock OBE, discussing brachycephalic health and what can be done collaboratively to ensure a healthier future for our dogs.

The webcast panel is made up of Dr Jane Ladlow, leading BOAS researcher; Bill Lambert, Head of Health and Welfare at the Kennel Club; and Charlotte McNamara, Health and Welfare Development Manager at the Kennel Club.
The panel discuss brachycephalic health, approaches across Europe, the need for a collaborative, evidence-based approach and the importance of data collection and ongoing research into the complex Brachycephalic Obstructive Airways Syndrome (BOAS).