Medical training for dogs and cats - making the vet-visit less stressful for everyone
Duracion:
0:55 h
Altavoz:
Barbara Schöning
desde 1
US$ 46,20
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(Con impuestos)
Descripción
Visits to the vet can become stressful to the animal, the owners and the staff. Training the animal beforehand to stay relaxed and calm in the practice, and during manipulation, examination and treatment is an investment in the future. Results from examination are more reliable and allow a sounder diagnosis, when coming from a relaxed as possible animal. The owner will be calm and happy, this will increase the chance they will visit the practice again and the risk for getting bitten is reduced. This webinar will show some general principles for medical training of dogs and cats and how to apply them practically.
Recording from 26.02.2020
Barbara Schöning
Dr.med.vet. Barbara Schöning MSc. PhD.
Studium der Veterinärmedizin bis 1985 und Dissertation an der Freien Universität Berlin. Zusatzbezeichnung Tierverhaltenstherapie, Fachtierärztin für Verhaltenskunde, Fachtierärztin für Tierschutz.
2000: MSc „Companion Animal Behaviour Counselling“, University of Southampton.
2006: PhD University of Bristol: Aggressionsverhalten bei Hunden.
Von 1992 bis 1997 Niederlassung in eigener Kleintierpraxis und parallel Ausbau der Verhaltensmedizin und Aufbau einer Hundeschule. Seit 1997 reine Praxis für Verhaltensmedizin (mit angegliederter Hundeschule); seit 2000 als Gemeinschaftspraxis mit Dr. Kerstin Röhrs.
Berufspolitische Tätigkeit ua. als Präsidentin der Landestierärztekammer Hamburg und Präsidiumsmitglied in der Bundestierärztekammer. Aktuell Vorsitzende der Gesellschaft für Tierverhaltensmedizin und –therapie (GTVMT und Präsidentin der European Society for Clinical Veterinary Ethology (ESVCE). Autorin zahlreicher Bücher und Artikel zum Thema Verhalten bei Haustieren, Training und Verhaltensproblemen. Referentin auf nationalen und internationalen Kongressen.
2000: MSc „Companion Animal Behaviour Counselling“, University of Southampton.
2006: PhD University of Bristol: Aggressionsverhalten bei Hunden.
Von 1992 bis 1997 Niederlassung in eigener Kleintierpraxis und parallel Ausbau der Verhaltensmedizin und Aufbau einer Hundeschule. Seit 1997 reine Praxis für Verhaltensmedizin (mit angegliederter Hundeschule); seit 2000 als Gemeinschaftspraxis mit Dr. Kerstin Röhrs.
Berufspolitische Tätigkeit ua. als Präsidentin der Landestierärztekammer Hamburg und Präsidiumsmitglied in der Bundestierärztekammer. Aktuell Vorsitzende der Gesellschaft für Tierverhaltensmedizin und –therapie (GTVMT und Präsidentin der European Society for Clinical Veterinary Ethology (ESVCE). Autorin zahlreicher Bücher und Artikel zum Thema Verhalten bei Haustieren, Training und Verhaltensproblemen. Referentin auf nationalen und internationalen Kongressen.
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