Finally, the specificities of the antibodies used for canine AJC proteins (i.e., pAb anti-claudin-2 (PAD: MH44), anti-occludin (PAD: Z-T22), and mAb anti-E-cadherin (IgG2α, clone: 36) were, similarly to our study, also reported on sections of intestinal tissue in dogs with IBD [21]. This evidence concerns the gene CLDN2 and inflammatory bowel disease.