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2008

	24 Feb	Annual General Meeting for FULL MEMBERS OF THE APBC 11am Sunday 24th February 2008 Worton Park, Cassington, Oxford. Contact info@apbc.org.uk for more details.
	23 May	Make Your Practice Behaviourally Aware; Series of CPD events for veterinary surgeons and nurses Handling the biting dog - survival tips. Tutor: Robin Walker Venue: Henley Golf and County Club, Henley in Arden, Warwickshire. 2008 APBC CPD Brochure (pdf 253kb)
	2 April	CABTSG Annual Study Day. Welfare considerations in behaviour therapy. Download the programme and booking form (PDF 229Kb) For more details visit www.cabtsg.org Venue: ICC, Birmingham
	13 June	Make Your Practice Behaviourally Aware; Series of CPD events for veterinary surgeons and nurses Focusing on Felines. Tutor: Sarah Heath Venue: Henley Golf and County Club, Henley in Arden, Warwickshire. 2008 APBC CPD Brochure (pdf 253kb)
	28 June	Predatory Chase Behaviour in Dogs - what it is, why they do it, and how to change it. A repeat of this very popular event, previously held in Cirencester and Dumfries. Throwing a ball for a game of chase is an enjoyable and rewarding experience for many owners and their dogs. For other owners canine chase behaviour turns into a nightmare when their dog chases cyclists, cars or sheep. When their dogs choose what to chase it can compromise owners financially, cause the target severe injury or even death, and threaten the life of the dog. A good trainer or behaviour counsellor needs to be able to address inappropriate predatory chase behaviour swiftly and effectively. This programme looks at the reasons for the problem, the more effective solutions and how to alter the behaviour. Presented by David Ryan PG dip CABC, Full Member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors. One day conference. Venue: Sacrewell Farm & Country Centre, Thornhaugh, Peterborough, PE8 6HJ. Booking form (pdf 46kb)
	12 Sept	Make Your Practice Behaviourally Aware; Series of CPD events for veterinary surgeons and nurses Dealing with the firework challenge. Tutor: Sarah Heath Venue: Henley Golf and County Club, Henley in Arden, Warwickshire. 2008 APBC CPD Brochure (pdf 253kb)
	27 Sept	The Holistic Nature of Canine Behaviour Problems. Exploring the nature of dogs. One day conference. Tutor: David Ryan Venue: Cassington, Oxon. Booking form (pdf 58kb)
	3 Oct	Make Your Practice Behaviourally Aware; Series of CPD events for veterinary surgeons and nurses Practical solutions for puppy problems. Tutors: Claire Arrowsmith and Gwen Bailey Venue: Henley Golf and County Club, Henley in Arden, Warwickshire. 2008 APBC CPD Brochure (pdf 253kb)
	14 Nov	Make Your Practice Behaviourally Aware; Series of CPD events for veterinary surgeons and nurses Fears and Phobias in the pet population. Tutors: Sarah Heath and David Appleby Venue: Henley Golf and County Club, Henley in Arden, Warwickshire. 2008 APBC CPD Brochure (pdf 253kb)

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