Dr Dominique Grandjean and Dr Delphine Clero are the speakers for a seminar dedicated to all the NGO’s and interested parties in working dogs. Dominique Grandjean (DVM, PhD, HDR) is a Professor at the national veterinary school of Alfort (France), where he works as head of the equine and carnivores clinical sciences department and of the canine breeding and sport medicine unit.

As a faculty in Alfort he has been focussing most of his work on dog’s nutrition and working dogs’ performance for the last 25 years, with a special attention to oxidative stress prevention and consequences. He is also a colonel veterinarian for the Paris Fire Brigade (military unit, 8500 fire-fighters) in charge, among other tasks, of the canine search and rescue teams, of the management of dangerous animals, and of biological hazards.

Dominique is also national and regional technical advisor of the civilian security for cynotechnics and biological hazards.

Dr Delphine Clero, DVM, MSc, will be accompanying Dr Dominique Grandjean during the lecture. She is also a veterinarian at the K9 Breeding and Sports Medicine Unit at the Alfort National School of Veterinary Medicine in Paris, France.

She is pursuing a PhD in working dog nutrition management under Dominique Grandjean, where she is investigating the relationships among stamina, oxidative stress, inflammation, and performance.

Borg Cardona & Co in collaboration with Royal Canin have initiated this event, which is taking place on the 9th of September, as a contribution to all NGO’s with working dogs such as Police, Customs, Civil Protection department, ERRC and Emergency Fire and Response unit who serve this islands.

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