Kendal Shepherd (Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons)
Demystifying Dog Behaviour for the Veterinarian
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Kendal Shepherd (Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons)
Demystifying Dog Behaviour for the Veterinarian
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This practical guide for busy veterinarians demystifies the apparently complex nature of canine behaviour while simultaneously emphasising its importance.
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This practical guide for busy veterinarians demystifies the apparently complex nature of canine behaviour while simultaneously emphasising its importance.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 200
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. April 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 154mm x 235mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 408g
- ISBN-13: 9780367549916
- ISBN-10: 0367549913
- Artikelnr.: 60796752
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 200
- Erscheinungstermin: 10. April 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 154mm x 235mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 408g
- ISBN-13: 9780367549916
- ISBN-10: 0367549913
- Artikelnr.: 60796752
Dr. Kendal Shepherd, BVSc., MRCVS, qualified from Bristol University in 1978. With extensive experience in small animal practice, she was the first veterinary surgeon to be accredited by ASAB as a certificate clinical animal behaviourist in 2005. She is heavily involved in the behavioural assessment of dogs under both sections 1 and 3 of the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 and also accepts instruction in welfare cases. Her particular interests are: promoting the need for vet/medic co-operation in thorough and expert investigation of all dog bite incidents, including fatalities, the routine education of children regarding dog bite prevention; and the encouragement of all veterinary professionals to routinely safeguard the behaviour of their patients in all the cases that they treat.
Foreword
Introduction
PART 1 - Dogs and vets
Chapter 1. What is a dog?
Chapter 2. Do's and don't's of behaviourally aware general practice
Chapter 3. 'Do as I do'
Chapter 4. What is obedience?
PART 2 - Dogs and owners
Chapter 5. The Ladder of Aggression
Chapter 6. How to 'speak client'
Chapter 7. Avoiding conflict
i. Between dog and human
ii. Between humans
Chapter 8. The wisdom of children
Chapter 9. The educational value of analogy
Chapter 10. Walking a mile in a client's moccasins
PART 3 - Dogs and the law
Chapter 11. Vets and the law
Chapter 12. Legal cases to illustrate behavioural principles
1. Overdependence on physical control
2. Misunderstanding of obedience
3. Significance of veterinary history
4. Bad human behaviour
5. Redirected aggression
6. Misdirected play
7. Conflict with police
Chapter 13. The dilemma dogs face
Post-script
Introduction
PART 1 - Dogs and vets
Chapter 1. What is a dog?
Chapter 2. Do's and don't's of behaviourally aware general practice
Chapter 3. 'Do as I do'
Chapter 4. What is obedience?
PART 2 - Dogs and owners
Chapter 5. The Ladder of Aggression
Chapter 6. How to 'speak client'
Chapter 7. Avoiding conflict
i. Between dog and human
ii. Between humans
Chapter 8. The wisdom of children
Chapter 9. The educational value of analogy
Chapter 10. Walking a mile in a client's moccasins
PART 3 - Dogs and the law
Chapter 11. Vets and the law
Chapter 12. Legal cases to illustrate behavioural principles
1. Overdependence on physical control
2. Misunderstanding of obedience
3. Significance of veterinary history
4. Bad human behaviour
5. Redirected aggression
6. Misdirected play
7. Conflict with police
Chapter 13. The dilemma dogs face
Post-script
Foreword
Introduction
PART 1 - Dogs and vets
Chapter 1. What is a dog?
Chapter 2. Do's and don't's of behaviourally aware general practice
Chapter 3. 'Do as I do'
Chapter 4. What is obedience?
PART 2 - Dogs and owners
Chapter 5. The Ladder of Aggression
Chapter 6. How to 'speak client'
Chapter 7. Avoiding conflict
i. Between dog and human
ii. Between humans
Chapter 8. The wisdom of children
Chapter 9. The educational value of analogy
Chapter 10. Walking a mile in a client's moccasins
PART 3 - Dogs and the law
Chapter 11. Vets and the law
Chapter 12. Legal cases to illustrate behavioural principles
1. Overdependence on physical control
2. Misunderstanding of obedience
3. Significance of veterinary history
4. Bad human behaviour
5. Redirected aggression
6. Misdirected play
7. Conflict with police
Chapter 13. The dilemma dogs face
Post-script
Introduction
PART 1 - Dogs and vets
Chapter 1. What is a dog?
Chapter 2. Do's and don't's of behaviourally aware general practice
Chapter 3. 'Do as I do'
Chapter 4. What is obedience?
PART 2 - Dogs and owners
Chapter 5. The Ladder of Aggression
Chapter 6. How to 'speak client'
Chapter 7. Avoiding conflict
i. Between dog and human
ii. Between humans
Chapter 8. The wisdom of children
Chapter 9. The educational value of analogy
Chapter 10. Walking a mile in a client's moccasins
PART 3 - Dogs and the law
Chapter 11. Vets and the law
Chapter 12. Legal cases to illustrate behavioural principles
1. Overdependence on physical control
2. Misunderstanding of obedience
3. Significance of veterinary history
4. Bad human behaviour
5. Redirected aggression
6. Misdirected play
7. Conflict with police
Chapter 13. The dilemma dogs face
Post-script