Understanding Typical Behaviour Problems
The College of Animal Welfare
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Date: Tuesday 20th March, 2012 - Tuesday 20th March, 2012
Start time: 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Duration: 5 hour(s)
Cost: £165
Every veterinary surgeon or nurse has seen it - a client at the end of their tether, with a pet on a tether (or in a box!). They’ve got a behaviour problem, and you’re the fortunate soul who’s got the last appointment with them on a Friday night.
Behavioural problems are a common occurrence. Fortunately, many have similar underlying causes, which with the right advice can be solved, enabling pet and owner to live in harmony.
This course is aimed at you, if you are often called on for advice by owners of pets suffering from behavioural difficulties, or if you are working with such animals yourself.
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Delegates will consider:
* The origin of the dog and cat
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* Frequently presenting behaviour problems
* Example case histories
* Behavioural characteristics
* When to refer to the specialist
Who is it for?
This course is recommended for veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses who want essential behavioural advice and guidance for their clients, and pet owners looking for help with their ‘difficult’ pets
The Speakers
Sara Whittaker Dip CABT is a Pet Behaviour Counsellor and has worked extensively with both dogs and cats over the past 15 years.<br /> <br />
The Venue
The College of Animal Welfare
Headland House
Chord Business Park
London Road
Godmanchester, Cambridgeshire
PE29 2BQ
Number of CPD hours this event can be recorded as
5 hours
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