Masters in Behavior
Conference
DVDs
Multnomah County
Animal Services, Troutdale, Oregon |
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Produced by Tawzer Dog Videos
Copyright 2010 all rights reserved
Troutdale, Oregon 2010
Sponsored by Multnomah County Animal Services
Run time: 2 dvd’s 2 hrs 45 min
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Jacqueline Stephen PhD
Jacqueline Stephen has a doctorate in shelter dog welfare.
She is based within the Psychology Department at the Royal Holloway,
University of London. Her research interests are the human-animal bond,
animal personality, and companion animal welfare; recently, her research
has also included assistance dog welfare. Dr. Stephen’s answers the
questions: what is welfare, how is it assessed, and how can it be
managed in kenneled dogs? She shares her research on this top to give a
better understanding of stress in sheltered dogs. All information is
based on current, rigorous science; some research is so new that it is
only recently published! |
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Produced by Tawzer Dog Videos
Copyright 2010 all rights reserved
Troutdale, Oregon 2010
Sponsored by Multnomah County Animal Services
Run time: 1 hr 30 min
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Jacqueline Stephen PhD
Jacqueline Stephen has a doctorate in shelter dog welfare.
She is based within the Psychology Department at the Royal Holloway,
University of London. Her research interests are the human-animal bond,
animal personality, and companion animal welfare; recently, her research
has also included assistance dog welfare. In this presentation, she
takes a look at intake of animals, the shelter environment that is the
owners are experiencing along with much more info on relinquishment. All
information is based on current, rigorous science; some research is so
new that it is only recently published! |
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Shelter Management
Using temperament
information to make informed shelter decisions
Item# 200645 -
$25.00 |
Produced by Tawzer Dog Videos
Copyright 2010 all rights reserved
Troutdale, Oregon 2010
Sponsored by Multnomah County Animal Services
Run time: 2 hrs.
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Rebecca Ledger PhD
Rebecca Ledger is an ethologist who specializes in companion
animal welfare and behavior. Now in private practice in Vancouver,
British Columbia, she continues to be involved in research as well as
assisting groups across North America with the development,
implementation and validation of effective and humane animal welfare
practices. Dr. Ledger addresses questions and concerns regarding such
topics as euthanasia; the use of temperament information to determine
what animals might be more adoptable. She shares her expansive research
with the audience to give shelters a better insight into shelter
management. All information is based on current, rigorous science; some
research is so new that it is only recently published! |
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Produced by Tawzer Dog Videos
Copyright 2010 all rights reserved
Troutdale, Oregon 2010
Sponsored by Multnomah County Animal Services
Run Time: 1 hr 3 min
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Rebecca Ledger PhD
Rebecca Ledger is an ethologist who specializes in companion
animal welfare and behavior. Now in private practice in Vancouver,
British Columbia, she continues to be involved in research as well as
assisting groups across North America with the development,
implementation and validation of effective and humane animal welfare
practices. Dr. Ledger addresses the cat personality: what is it, how
does it develop and how can it be assessed. She looks at the temperament
of cats in order to develop an understanding of behavior and the effect
on adoptability. All information is based on current, rigorous science;
some research is so new that it is only recently published! |
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Produced by Tawzer Dog Videos
Copyright 2010 all rights reserved
Troutdale, Oregon 2010
Sponsored by Multnomah County Animal Services
Run time: 1 hr 50 min
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Watch a Video
Clip on You Tube
Rebecca Ledger PhD
Rebecca Ledger is an ethologist who specializes in companion
animal welfare and behavior. Now in private practice in Vancouver,
British Columbia, she continues to be involved in research as well as
assisting groups across North America with the development,
implementation and validation of effective and humane animal welfare
practices. Dr. Ledger focuses on what happens after adoption? What are
the risk factors for premature death? Dr. Ledger has done extensive
research and gives us statistics that provide a better understanding of
shelter kittens. All information is based on current, rigorous science;
some research is so new that it is only recently published! |
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Produced by Tawzer Dog Videos
Copyright 2010 all rights reserved
Troutdale, Oregon 2010
Sponsored by Multnomah County Animal Services
Run time: 2 DVDs 2 hrs 40 min
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Amiee Sadler
Aimee Sadler, is the Behavior & Training Coordinator for the
Longmont (Colorado) Humane Society, where she has created a model
program for dog play groups as part of helping dogs successfully adjust
to shelter life. Generously sponsored by Animal Farm Foundation, Inc.
Aimee has lots of video footage and slides to demonstrate the use of
play groups within a shelter. She covers how to run a successful dog
play group in your shelter environment. All information is based on
current, rigorous science; some research is so new that it is only
recently published!
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