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The Center for Shelter Dogs has launched a free Webinar Center for shelters, human organizations, rescue groups, and animal care professionals. 
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The United Pet Fund is hosting a behavior seminar for all rescue, shelter, animal care and service organization personnel, veterinarians and technicians/assistants. The seminar, titled “Building A Shelter/Rescue Behavior Program & Reducing Length Of Stay...A Talk With Experts,”  will be held on February 25, 2012 at the Scarlet Oaks Career Development Campus in Sharonville, Ohio.
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The Center for Shelter Dogs is proud to announce its recent partnership with the St. Hubert’s Animal Welfare Center in Madison and North Branch, New Jersey.

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The Center for Shelter Dog's Behavior Counselor, Kim Melanson was featured in today's Pets section of The Boston Globe and Boston.com.
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Staff from the Center for Shelter Dogs are at the Southampton Animal Shelter this week to begin research investigating the reliability of the Match-Up II shelter dog behavior evaluation.
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The Center for Shelter Dogs has reached an important milestone with its Match-Up II Online program. On December 14, 2011, the CSD announced that over 2,000 dogs have been entered into the Match-Up II Online database.
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After collecting scientific data on hundreds of shelter dogs, Dr. Amy Marder and The Center for Shelter Dogs created the Match-Up II Program, an effective new way for shelters to reliably evaluate canine personality and behavior traits.
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The Center for Shelter Dogs is happy to announce the launch of a new and improved intake form. Designed with the relinquishing owners in mind, the new form includes revised questions, simpler language, an editable pdf format, and a professionally designed layout.

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PackPeople, an organization dedicated to sharing informative websites, knowledge, and insights of animal rescues and humane organizations all over the United States, featured Dr. Amy Marder and the Center for Shelter Dogs as part of their Interview Series, which highlights some of the hardest working animal rescues and humane organizations in the country.
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