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|Articles|October 1, 2009

Solve some behavior problems at the CVC

Always a popular topic, behavior problems in pets--from the merely annoying to the potentially life-threatening--will be tackled by two behavior experts at the CVC in San Diego, Nov. 7-9.

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Always a popular topic, behavior problems in pets--from the merely annoying to the potentially life-threatening--will be tackled by two behavior experts at the CVC in San Diego, Nov. 7-9.

Dr. Sharon Crowell-Davis, a well-known veterinary behavior specialist, shares the latest on treating storm phobia, a distressing fear in dogs, as well as how to help clients whose cats just can't get along.

And Dr. Wayne Hunthausen, an internationally known animal behavior consultant and magnetic speaker, guides practitioners on assessing aggressive dogs and determining whether they pose a risk of injuring their owners or other people and pets they encounter.

Click here to register to attend the CVC in San Diego.


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