See Dr. Rachel Malamed's interview with NBC SF!
Dr. Rachel Malamed, is a Clinical Animal Behavior resident at UC Davis vet school and was recently interviewed about the use of medications in conjunction with behavior modification to treat separation anxiety
To view the interview, go to
http://www.nbc11.<wbr></wbr>com/video/<wbr></wbr>17226220/<wbr></wbr>index.html
More from Dr. Horwitz!
Read about and hear her interview in the Lifestyle section of the St. Louis Post Dispatch at www.stltoday.com. Dr Horwitz explains how the right training methods bring out the brilliance in any dog. Learn how to use a Gentle Leader headcolllar and clicker training to make your dog a willing partner. You don't want to miss her discussion on breed development and your dog's breed needs to be taken into consideration when training and understanding you dog's behavior.
Here is the direct video link:
http://videos.<wbr></wbr>stltoday.<wbr></wbr>com/p/video?<wbr></wbr>id=2091006
(if you have trouble, cut and paste the link above directly to your web browser)
If you are an Angelino, do you know Dr. Sueda is available to help you solve your pet's behavior problems?
For a brief introduction to Dr. Karen Sueda and how she can help pets in the Los Angeles, CA area, follow this link to the Los Angeles Independent.
tinyurl.com/68deyg
Dr. Debra Horwitz Featured on Animal Planet!
Animal Planet's Housecat Housecall™ - a show about real people, real cats, and real answers will feature one of our own board certified veterinary behaviorists. Tune in each week as Dr. Debra uses her behavioral expertise to figure out some feline puzzlers.
Whether it's just a quirky behavior like stealing food off of the table or something more complex, the team develops real solutions that help bring peace, harmony, and well-being back to the homes of cats and owners.
To read Dr. Debra's bio, get more information, and to view a clip of the show, visit housecathousecall.com.
Missed Dr. Melissa Bain's radio appearance?
No worries. To hear Dr. Bain discuss the why and when medication should be used for the treatment of behavior problems in pets, tune to
www.capradio.org/programs/insight/default.aspx
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