University Of Lincoln Launches Pheromonatherapy Webinars

Do you want to know more about animal behaviour? Learn from leaders in the animal behaviour field by registering for the University of Lincoln’s pheromonatherapy webinars supported by DAP® and Feliway®. Professor Daniel Mills and Dr Helen Zulch from the University of Lincoln have produced an in depth course covering a vast array of behaviour topics that will run throughout 2011. Each one hour evening session will be webinar based with a short question and answer session at the end. The series of online seminars costs just £10 per session, plus a small administration fee, and delegates can pay for eight webinars and get the ninth free. Each webinar will account for one hour CPD. For further information, or to register for the webinars, visit the professional zone of dapfordogs.com. The full webinar schedule is: 13 April Communication Professor Danny Mills 20 April Stress – the missing link between disease and behaviour Dr Helen Zulch 4 May Principles of pheromone therapy Professor Danny Mills 15 June New dogs and cats Dr Helen Zulch 22 June Travel related problems Professor Danny Mills 28 September Separation related behaviour problems Dr Helen Zulch 5 October Noise fears and phobias Professor Danny Mills 16 November Managing disruptive stress – using inappropriate elimination as an example Dr Helen Zulch 23 November Pheromones in the clinic, kennels and cattery Professor Danny Mills

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