Jersey Proud: Princeton professor spearheads dog aging project
Joshua Akey has started the Dog Aging Project, which has already signed up 32,000 dogs but is looking for even more pups to gather data on breeds and backgrounds.
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Feb 11, 2022, 3:30 AM
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396ds agoA Princeton University professor is trying to let dog owners get a head start on knowing their dog’s lifespan.
Joshua Akey has started the Dog Aging Project, which has already signed up 32,000 dogs but is looking for even more pups to gather data on breeds and backgrounds.
Akey, a geneticist, is looking for your help.
You can sign up for the initiative here.
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