Sentences with phrase «successful animal management»

He authored the book ANIMAL TRAINING: Successful Animal Management through Positive Reinforcement, published in 1999.

Animal Behavior Training Concepts Ready... Set... for Groomer & Vet Laura's Speaking Engagements Animal Training: Successful Animal Management Through Positive Reinforcement by Ken Ramirez No Dogs in the Baby's Room Voluntary Blood Draw Shedd Aquarium San Diego Zoo Brookfield Zoo Episode # 31 — Start Button Behaviors

Ken Ramirez is the Executive Vice President & Chief Training Officer: Karen Pryor Clicker Training; previously Executive Vice President animal training: Chicago's Shedd Aquarium; 35 + years in animal care & training; biologist and animal behaviorist; began career training guide dogs; currently search & rescue and service dogs; author of: Animal Training: Successful Animal Management through Positive Reinforcement; teaches at Western Illinois University.

Ken Ramirez — From the introduction to «Animal Training: Successful Animal Management through Positive Reinforcement.»

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Following a successful career as a lawyer, Kogut was inspired to leverage her legal and management experience to drive change for animals as the Executive Director of the Charlottesville - Albemarle SPCA.

For a successful recovery, pre - and post-surgical pain management in animals is critical, and it is our belief that no animal should suffer needlessly.

Because human NSAIDs can not be used for pain management in pets, animal pharmaceutical companies have been successful in developing very effective NSAIDs for dogs and cats that have a lower risk of side effects.

He plans to work with the board and the management team to insure that the organization continues to be successful and continues to find forever homes for all the animals that come through its doors.

While a successful captive breeding and release program has yet to be developed for any parrot species, we do support scientifically - based, bona fide parrot conservation programs undertaken by teams of experts in population genetics, ecology, animal behavior, habitat conservation and restoration, natural resource management, economics, politics, sociology, and all of the other fields that must be considered if such a program is to succeed.

A native of Mississippi, Sherri Griggs graduated with a Science degree in Medical Records and brings years of experience to the organization ranging from records management, successful fundraising campaigns for local charities, and animal welfare.

A TNR program in Maricopa County, Arizona, called the «Maddie's Pet Rescue Project» was so successful the County Board of Supervisors issued a resolution stating: «Maricopa County Board of Supervisors does hereby endorse non - lethal trap - neuter - return, when accompanied by ongoing feral cat management, as the most effective, humane method of controlling feral cat populations in Maricopa County and in so doing better provides for the welfare of these animals while better serving our communities» public health and safety concerns.»