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|Articles|July 31, 2015
A veterinary technician reveals how personal frustration led her to study pet behavior
Author(s)Emily Korber Gerdes, RVT
A family dog made her realize there's a better way to work with animals.
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Emily Korber, RVT, of Bigger Road Veterinary Center in Springboro, Ohio, recounts the moment she realized she had the wrong approach to pet behavior. Listen to what made her say, “I didn't know better."
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