{"product_id":"apbc-book-of-companion-animal-behaviour","title":"APBC Book of Companion Animal Behaviour","description":"The Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors has been established for over twenty years and their experience and understanding of this new, and developing, science of ethology is the basis of the book. Experienced animal behaviour counsellors provide the most up-to-date account of the science of animal psychology for all pet owners, while providing a practical approach for all veterinarians who treat small animals.\nDogs, cats and rabbits are the animals most commonly treated for behavioural problems and the book focuses on the problems that affect these companion animals. Exploring the psychology of a pet's relationship with its owner, and with each other, leading writers from Sarah Heath and Anne McBride to Inga MacKellar identify the problems all vets will be asked about and provide practical solutions to them.\nBringing together a variety of expert opinions and the most up-to-date research The APBC Book of Companion Animal Behaviour will help resolve a cat's anti-social behaviour and explain why a dog acts like its wild wolf ancestors.\nGroundbreaking essays on problem behaviour look at how learning and emotions governs animal behaviour while outlining the best way to understand:\nThe foundations of canine behaviour\nHow pets and children interact\nBehaviour problems in domestic rabbits\nRage Syndrome in dogs\nProblems specific to ageing pets.\nThis guide compiles the insights   and experience of authors at the forefront of this expanding science to   provide expert and professional perspectives that will enhance the   relationship between a pet and its owner. Pet behavior, whether dogs, cats or   rabbits, is affected by their ethology (the science of animal behavior) while   it is also important to understand how learning and emotional response can   govern their actions. Animal experts propose solutions to problem behavior in   ground-breaking essays, as well as providing guidance on the relationship   between pets and children (including the arrival of a new baby),   \"rage\" syndrome in dogs, how to rehabilitate rescue dogs and cats,   plus advice on legal and welfare issues.\n\n   The   Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors has been established for almost   thirty years to study why pets act as they do. The APBC's experience and   understanding of this new, and developing, science of ethology is the basis   for this book. Experienced animal behaviour counsellors provide the most   up-to-date account of the science of animal psychology in the relationship   between a pet and its owner, while providing a practical approach for   veterinarians who treat small animals. Dogs, cats and rabbits are the animals   most commonly treated for behavioural problems and the book focuses on the   problems that affect these companion animals. Exploring the psychology of a   pet's relationship with its owner, and with each other, leading writers from   Julie Bedford and Anne McBride to Inga MacKellar identify the problems all   vets will be asked about and provide practical solutions to them.   Groundbreaking essays on problem behaviour look at how learning and emotional   response governs animal behaviour while outlining the best way to understand:   The foundations of canine behaviour, How pets and children interact, How to   rehabilitate rescue dogs and cats, Rage Syndrome in dogs Bringing together a   variety of expert opinions and the most up-to-date research The APBC Book of   Companion Animal Behaviour will help resolve a cat's anti-social behaviour   and explain why a dog acts like its wild wolf ancestors.","brand":"Profile Books Ltd","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":54226975818072,"sku":"9780285643406","price":22.99,"currency_code":"EUR","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0278\/1295\/4195\/files\/9780285643406_0525d471-8516-41fc-9d51-9a3837a3673d.jpg?v=1744438547","url":"https:\/\/agendabookshop.com\/products\/apbc-book-of-companion-animal-behaviour","provider":"Agenda Bookshop","version":"1.0","type":"link"}