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Dr. Kate Mornement – Pets behaving badly

June 27, 2017 by ryan cartlidge 2 Comments

Dr. Kate Mornement – Pets behaving badlyryan cartlidge
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18222705_1470578562964296_5197910784756187948_nDr. Kate Mornement – Bio

Dr. Kate Mornement is a Ph.D. qualified Applied Animal Behaviourist based in Melbourne. In 2004 Kate established her animal behavior consultancy practice; Pets Behaving Badly and has consulted pet owners experiencing behavioral difficulties with their pets ever since. Kate also works as an expert witness in dangerous and menacing dog matters, assessing the behavior and temperament of the dogs involved. She is an Associate Editor of Pet  Science; a new open access journal which publishes the latest research on pet behavior. Kate is an invited speaker at conferences and pet-related events write for several magazines and is regularly sought by media for comment and interviews regarding animal behavior.  A strong advocate of science-based positive reinforcement training and ongoing education, Kate has been fortunate to learn from some of the world’s most respected animal trainers including Steve Martin, Ken Ramirez, Barbara Heidenreich, Terry Ryan and Dr. Susan Friedman.

CLICK HERE for a link to Kate’s website – Pets behaving badly.

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CLICK HERE to read Kate’s Blog

An episode of Hound TV that Kate featured on in 2010


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0Wa6QM-AnQ

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  1. Shal says

    July 15, 2017 at 10:28 PM

    Own consulting business, kind and empathetic attitude toward children and laypersons, professional learning, PhD, children… ?

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  2. Deanna Friel says

    July 28, 2017 at 5:58 AM

    Every year, millions of dogs die because starvation and diseases on the streets or in the public pounds. The number of dogs and puppies dying because lack of proper medical care is exceeded only by the number of dogs run over by cars, or killed because people abuses. Romania, country in European Union since 2007, is the country with the highest stray overpopulation from the entire Europe, higher than Greece, Bulgaria or Spain. Own consulting business, kind and empathetic attitude toward children and laypersons, professional learning, PhD, children…

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