According to a June 27th story in Science Daily, if your dog is showing any signs of slowing down physically, pay attention: they may also be slowing down mentally according to a new study. Measuring a senior dog’s gait speed could be an easy way to monitor their health and to document any decline in their neurological function as they age.
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Mark Drucker
Mark is the Founder and President of Love, Dog. His publishing career began at Fairchild in 1988. He has since worked at The Hearst Corporation, Conde Nast Publications, and Meigher Communications, where he was named Publisher in 1998 of the award-winning magazine, Garden Design. He held executive positions at three local media companies, Cottages &. MORE...
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