Data Commons

Golden Retriever Lifetime Study

The Morris Animal Foundation Golden Retriever Lifetime Study forms the heart of the Data Commons. The Study, which began in 2012, is following 3,000+ golden retrievers throughout their lives to discover and better understand the environmental, nutritional, lifestyle and genetic risk factors for cancer and other diseases in dogs.

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Who Can Use Data Commons?

Anyone affiliated with a research institution (e.g. government, university or nonprofit research facility) can make use of the Data Commons for academic research. When you create your login, you’ll be asked for your email address, credentials and home institution. All accounts are subject to approval by the Data Commons management team.

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Data Set Example

This is an example of a data set that can be generated in Data Commons using the historical data from the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study cohort.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have additional questions about the Morris Animal Foundation Data Commons? Whether you're a veterinarian, biomedical researcher or just interested in learning more, find answers to commonly asked questions about Data Commons.

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Golden Retriever Lifetime Study Publications

Age at Gonadectomy and Risk of Overweight/Obesity and Orthopedic Injury in Gold…

Age at Gonadectomy and Risk of Overweight/Obesity and Orthopedic Injury in Golden Retrievers

Inbreeding Depression Causes Reduced Fecundity in Golden Retrievers

Establishing an Observational Cohort Study with Translational Relevance for Hum…

Establishing an Observational Cohort Study with Translational Relevance for Human Health

Population Characteristics of Golden Retriever Lifetime Study Enrollees

Licensing Agreement

In order to use Data Commons, you are required to accept our licensing agreement. This is a written agreement by which Morris Animal Foundation gives you permission to use the Data Commons.

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