Looking to have your Practical skills assessed for either the Animal Behaviour Technician (ABT) or Clinical Animal Behaviourist (CAB) role? We offer a supportive framework for assessment to help guide practitioners through this process: bit.ly/3KxKGaF

Jessica will look at behavioural signs of unmet biological needs in bull breed dogs and the differences in behavioural traits of Staffies vs American Bully type dogs. bit.ly/3WQWL0W

Parrot Specialist Elaine Henley joined us for this Pet Chat, where we discussed parrot behaviour and how to minimise behaviour issues like chewing. bit.ly/3YWe8Pl Elaine Henley is a Full Member of the APBC.

Did you miss this interesting webinar with Alyssa Ralph? Within this webinar, we looked at some of the key herbs that are purported to be useful in cases of problem behaviour – particularly concerning canine anxiety. bit.ly/46MIt5j

The Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors (APBC) is a network of friendly and professional practitioners who collaborate extensively with vet-led teams, focusing on a variety of species. Come and take a look: bit.ly/3yHTeJI......

Looking for someone to help with your animal's behaviour? If you can't find a Full member via our website, please contact [email protected] for a list of Provisional members.

Learn about Greyhound behaviour today - and specifically, the things we need to consider about their journey from working racing dog to pet. We are joined by Erik Prins, who has worked with Greyhound rehoming charities for a number of years. bit.ly/434SuuI

Lorenzo Fox joins us again in July! This webinar aims to provide trainers (and veterinary staff) with a customisable pathway towards achieving successful routine and emergency procedures for animals showing moderate to severe signs of distress. bit.ly/4icgTCJ

The APBC is the first organisation of its kind to provide all members with FREE access to three distinguished journals. To find out more about becoming a member, click here: bit.ly/4dNjLVt

Welcome to NEW APBC member Tracy Johnson who has recently been assessed and become a Full CAB with us! Tracy benefited from our collaboration with our good friends at TCBTS and you can find more about our assessment process here: bit.ly/3KxKGaF

Jess has done extensive study in clinical behavioural medicine and has a heavy interest in how an organism’s biological needs affect emotional regulation. Join us and Jess on Sunday 1st June for this fascinating webinar into Bull breeds. bit.ly/3WQWL0W

The reason cats present their behind to you when you pet them from APBC Full CAB Member, Amanda Campion. bit.ly/43CPohr

Tamsin Martin joins the APBC as a Provisional CAB member - WELCOME! Provisional members are required to undertake a minimum of 30 hours of Continued Professional Development each year.

Join us and Anne McBride on 13th August! The aim of the talk is to increase understanding of the range of causes of problematic repetitive behaviour and the importance of observation and history taking. Sign-up here: bit.ly/42njO70

Cat behaviour expert, APBC Full CAB member, Amanda Campion claims there's a sad reason your pet gets vocal at night bit.ly/4jgY3uF

For APBC members, our sessions are designed to foster connection, build confidence, and deepen your clinical insight. Find out more about becoming a member at: bit.ly/3wzreH8...

Lorenzo Fox joins us again in July! This webinar will outline the unique considerations that arise when working with pets suffering from veterinary phobia. bit.ly/4icgTCJ

Cat expert says there's sweet reason they lick you - not because you're dirty. APBC Full CAB Member, Amanda Campion explains: bit.ly/3FoQAfm

Become part of the longest standing behaviour organisation with strong links to the veterinary profession, universities, legal experts and animal welfare organisations. Oh and did we mention the wealth of member benefits? bit.ly/3wzreH8

Did you miss this webinar? As cases progress, rigid protocols may limit the ability for dogs to reach their full potential. Roz Pooley explains more in this recorded session here: bit.ly/46MIt5j