Pets Behaving Badly: Solutions with Dr Kate

Dr Kate Mornement, PhD qualified Applied Animal Behaviourist, talks pet behaviour, understanding and resolving problem behaviour and the incredible relationships we share with our companion animals...

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Is Your Pet Scared of the Vet? How to Avoid Fear During Vet Visits

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Is your pet scared of the vet? Despite most vets doing their best to avoid your pet becoming fearful or stressed during their visit, fear at...
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How To Crate Train Your Dog

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Some people view crating dogs as cruel and it can be if dogs are confined excessively. However, done correctly, crate training teaches dogs ...
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The 4Rs for Better Behaviour: Reinforce the Right Response Religiously

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Our dogs, and all animals for that matter, are learning about their environment and the consequences of their behaviour 24/7, not just durin...
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Environmental Enrichment Ideas for Your Companion Parrot

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Welcome to my latest blog post in a series looking at environmental enrichment for companion animals. The previous posts looked at ways to p...
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Not All Treats Are Equal When Training Your Pet

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According to the principles of Operant Conditioning, animals (including us!) change their behaviour depending on its consequences. Behaviour...
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When your dog dies: Coping with the loss of a canine companion

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It's a time every dog owner dreads. And although it's inevitable at some point, most of us push the thought of our beloved dogs no l...
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Dr Kate Mornement
A PhD qualified Applied Animal Behaviourist Dr Kate runs her consulting practice Pets Behaving Badly in Melbourne, Australia. She consults companion animal owners and people who work professionally with animals, provides expert witness services for menacing/dangerous dog cases and writes for various print and online publications on the topic of animal behaviour, training and the human-animal bond.
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