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By Karen Pryor
Hardcover: 272 pages
Publisher: Scribner Book Company; 1 edition (16 Jun 2009)
Language English
ISBN-10: 0743297768
ISBN-13: 978-0743297769
From the pioneer in the field of clicker training comes an illuminating and revealing look into the minds of all animals.
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To the resue
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Dr David Sands head the Animal Behavioural Clinic, Chorley, treating pet dogs, cats, birds and horses with behavioural problems. He is an internationally established author and photographer and gained his doctorate in ethology for research completed at Liverpool University.
Pet agony aunt
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Celia Haddon
Celia Haddon is the Daily Telegraph pet agony aunt.
Her weekly postbag in the Weekend section includes letters about parrots going bald, hamsters that bite the cat, rabbits who fancy their owners, collies that gaze at the moon, and cats who wake up their owners by dive bombing their intimate bits or biting their toes beneath the duvet.
She is author of Cat Questions and One Hundred Ways to a Happy Cat
Dr Ian Billinghurst in surgery
Ian Billinghurst is an Australian veterinarian, working solely with companion animals. He graduated with an Honours degree in Veterinary Science from Sydney University in 1976. Ian also has a degree in Agricultural Science and a Diploma in Education.
After being in practice for about six years, Ian realised that commercial pet foods produced positively bad health in companion animals. His studies in nutrition together with his own extensive observations lead him to a very simple truth. Raw bones with meat, offal, vegetable scraps and other healthy foods – were very close to the evolutionary diet of cats and dogs.
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