06/18/2026
🐾 Exciting Announcement from the K9 PTSD Research Center 🐾
The K9 PTSD Research Center is honored and excited to announce that our research on norepinephrine/adrenaline studies in working K9s was invited to be presented at the Vancouver Canine Conference, introducing this important work to the canine world.
This research is significant because it focuses on developing non-invasive testing methods to measure stress levels in K9s through urine testing. Better understanding stress markers in working dogs strengthens the health, treatment, and long-term care of Police, Military, and other working K9s suffering from trauma and stress-related conditions.
Our work also supports the growing understanding that C-PTSD in K9s is a real, diagnosable condition—one that deserves recognition, compassion, and proper care. With early intervention, appropriate treatment, and continued research, the quality of life for affected K9s can be significantly improved.
We are truly honored to have been accepted to present this research and grateful for the opportunity to share our work with the broader canine community.
🐕🦺 Advancing science. Protecting K9 heroes. Giving them the voice they deserve.