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About EviDog

A FREE AND ACCESSIBLE PORTAL THAT BRINGS TOGETHER SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TRAINING, HANDLING AND DEPLOYMENT OF WORKING DOGS. 

© 2025 by EviDog.

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Grimsö Research station
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About EviDog

A free and accessible portal that brings together scientific evidence on the effectiveness of training, handling and deployment of working dogs.

CONTACT

Grimsö Research station
730 91 Riddarhyttan

Sweden

PORTAL

CONTRIBUTE

REVIEWERS

© 2025 by EviDog 

The Aim of EviDog

Make scientific evidence on working dogs easily accessible to everyone.

The aim of EviDog is to make evidence available to working dog handlers, instructors, administrators and decision makers. We use the Collaboration for Environmental Evidence Guidelines when assessing studies.

EviDog functions as an open-access platform that systematically compiles and presents scientific research on the effectiveness of methods and practices related to working dogs. Its goal is to enhance access to reliable, high-quality evidence that can inform decisions across operational, training, and policy contexts.

By curating and summarising this evidence, EviDog supports a more rigorous, transparent, and cumulative understanding of what works — and what remains uncertain — in the field of working dogs.

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How you can help

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Contribute Evidence

If you or someone you know has published research containing empirical evidence on working dogs or dog training we warmly invite you to submit it to EviDog.

 

Each submission helps build a shared, continually expanding resource for all who work with or study working dogs.

Become a Reviewer

Support Research Quality

Researchers and practitioners with expertise in the field of working dogs are invited to join EviDog as reviewers. By contributing your knowledge, you help ensure that summaries remain accurate, balanced, and grounded in high-quality evidence.

 

Your participation supports a shared, continually improving resource for everyone involved with working dogs.

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Help Develop and Sustain EviDog

EviDogis currently under construction, and the different sections will be continuously updated with evidence when systematic reviews are available. 

 

The aim is to fill EviDog with reliable evidence syntheses based on systematic maps and reviews of scientific evidence. By subscribing to the podcast you help provide the funds to undertake such reviews.

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