For the Best Behaviour

Booklets from the Pet Behaviour Centre

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Edited by David Appleby. This booklet is for those who just cannot wait to pick up a clicker and get going, but are not sure where to start. It discusses the theory needed to progress through the initial stages of training.

Provides a comprehensive guide to many feline behaviour problems, outlining why such problems occur and what steps can be taken to prevent or cure them.

Explains why the first 12 to 14 weeks of a puppy’s life are most important in its temperamental development, clearly showing what steps breeders, potential owners and new owners should take to maximise a puppy’s chance of developing a sound temperament.

Answers many of the questions posed by rabbit owners. From 'Where should we get a rabbit?' through to 'How do we litter train our rabbit?' the booklet aims to educate the reader in both the practical and interactive elements of the relationship, as well as suggesting treatment methods for common behavioural problems.

‘Running Rehabilitation Groups’ is a comprehensive guide for those interested in starting a specialist service that plays an essential role in the successful modification of many problem dog behaviours, especially those that are anti-social in nature. It will be of special interest to trainers wishing to offer support services pet behaviour counsellors can refer their clients to. A4 36 pages.

Edited by David Appleby. Gives owners a basic understanding of castration, the behavioural problems it may help to prevent or cure and those it is unlikely to effect.

Provides pet owners with the advice they need to help them develop and maintain their dog’s temperament and social behaviour, enabling them to avoid the behavioural problems that so easily occur, eg. boisterousness, separation anxiety, aggression, fearful behaviour, etc.