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  • Proceedings of First Annual Feline Conference

    Various

    Featuring the following papers:
    The Cat Detective - Vicky Halls
    The challenge of multi-cat households - Sarah Heath
    Disease or behaviour - Dr Rachel Casey
    Assessment and monitoring of cats in rescue situations - Sarah Heath
    Cat training '101' - Mat Ward
    Training to improve welfare - Dr Sarah Ellis
    Spiral bound.  41 pages.  
     

    Price: £10.00

  • Proceedings of the APBC 21st Birthday Conference

    Aggression – it’s an emotional thing
    Held on 6 March at Stoneleigh Park, Warks
    Papers include:

    • Now and then – 21 years on....: David Appleby
    • The effects of puppy aggression: Gwen Bailey
    • Ferocious felines or misunderstood moggie?: Sarah Heath
    • Aggressive pets: Claire Hargrave
    • Human-directed dog aggression: Dr Carri Westgarth
    • Human emotional aspects of pet aggression: Dr Anne McBride
    • Recognising and managing the emotional state of rescue dogs: Julie Bedford
    • Changing the emotion changes the aggression: David Ryan/Mat Ward

    Price: £11.50

  • 1996 Transcript

    The Role of Play in Social Development
    The Wolf - Growing Up as a Hunter Scavenger by Dr Roger Abrantes DF cand.art; Coping with Manipulative Child  Games by Stephen Hunt MSc Cpsychol AFBPsS; From Kitten To Cat - Developing skills for survival while being a pet by  Peter Neville DHc BSc(Hons);   Play for Problem Free Dogs by Gwen Bailey BSc(Hons); 

    Practical Integration of Playful Dogs into Society (Part One)  Katie Patmore CQSW; Practical Integration of Playful Dogs into Society (Part Two)  by Charlie Clarricoates; The Behaviour and Development of Feral Dog Pups   by Michael Eichhorn

    Temporarily Out of Stock

  • 1997 Transcript

    The Art of Being Sociable
    Dog To Dog Encounters: The Art Of Being Sociable by  Ian Dunbar BVetMed MRCVS PhD, Multi-Dog Households by Julie Sellors - The Blue Cross; Feline Communication and Conflict by Sarah  Heath BVSc MRCVS; 

    Why Animals So Rarely Fight - An Ethologists View by John Bradshaw BA PhD; The Power of the Unspoken: Body Language in the Consultation by Sandra Horn BtechPsychol Spsychol DisClinPsych SPBSsS; Communication and Conflict Between Dogs and Their Humans by Ian Dunbar BVetMed MRCVS BSc  PhD

    Temporarily Out of Stock

  • Selected papers from the 1996 & 1997 Feline Symposia

    Perfect Partners /The Natural Cat (10 papers/61 pages)
    The Origins of the Domestic Cat by Roger Tabor; The Ethology & 
    Psychology of the Human - Cat Relationship  by Dennis C Turner; Feline Foibles by  Sarah Heath; Cat Personalities and Owner Personalities by  John W S Bradshaw; The Challenge of Contentment During Confinement  by  Sandra McCune, The Animal We Say We Love by Roger Tabor; Lower Urinary Tract Disease in Cats by Gill Furniss; Soothing Smells and Calmer Cats by D S Mills; Men, Cats and Videotape by Deborah Goodwin and John W S Bradshaw; Preserving Natural Behaviours in Felids in Long-term Breeding Programmes  by Douglas M Richardson

    Price: £7.50

  • 1998 Transcript

    A Closer Look at Ethology
    Evolutionary Constraints on Species Specific Behaviour in the Cat by John Bradshaw BA PhD; Problem Horses.  Problem Owners.  Cecelia Lindberg BA MA  PhD; Behaviour Modification - Working with Natural Behaviours  by Emma Magnus BSc(Hons) MSc

    Price: £4.00

Product Type: Book

  • 1998 Transcript

    Behaviour Problem Solving
    Behaviour Problems in Horses by  Richard Maxwell; Natural Therapies for Problem Behaviours   by  Richard Allport BVetMed VetMF Hom MRCVS; Inappropriate Behaviour with a Medical Origin by Caroline Bower BVM&S MRCVS; Never Cry Wolf - The Truth Behind Life with A Wolf  by Sue Hull DipCABC; Problem Dogs - A Practical Journey   by Roger Abrantes DF; Please Don't Leave Me - A Twist in a Tale of Separation by  David Appleby MSc; Inter-Female Aggression   by Donna Brander BSc(Hons)

    Price: £4.00

  • Proceedings of Annual Conference 2011 - Training and Behaviour, the harmonious approach

    Proceedings of the APBC Annual Conference 2011
    Training and Behaviour, the harmonious approach

    Examining how skills to train companion and other animals integrate with programmes to modify behaviour
    Held at the Kettering Conference Centre, 5 March 2011
    Includes:
    Does training puppies ensure future good behaviour? Gwen Bailey, Puppy School; Guide Dogs - Training for safe function in the modern world. David Grice and Tim Stafford; The human animal bond - its importance in behaviour modification programmes. Pippa Hutchison; Deaf dogs - them and us - let's talk communication! Karen Lawe; Control Yourself! Sally Jones; Behaviour, Training and Intuition, What the dog 'nose' but can't say.  Claire Guest; Science-Based Dog Training (with Feeling).  Dr Ian Dunbar (this final presentation is a DVD)

    Price: £10.00

  • Pain! Management and behavioural implications of pain

    Proceedings of the 2009 joint APBC & CABTSG conference on the link between pain and behaviour.
    Animals in pain change their behaviour.  if the pain is acute, the signs are obvious, but alteration in behaviour of the animal in chronic pain may be more subtle.  This seminar explored the link between pain and behaviour.  
    Speakers were Clare Rusbridge BVMS PhD DECVN MRCVS, Isabelle Iff Dr med vet DipECVAA Cert VA(IVAS) MRCVS and Sarah Heath BVSc DipECVBM-CA MRCVS
     

    Price: £7.50