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Canine Body Language in the Shelter - conference recording

Have you ever wondered how dogs communicate? Are we even close to understanding them? Listen to Dr. Sara Bennett, graduate of the Purdue Shelter Veterinary Behavior Residency Program, go through an overview of canine body language and interpretation. This presentation, shared at the Purdue Veterinary Medicine 2012 Fall Conference, discusses welfare implications of different behavior states, as well as how this can affect and be affected by length of stay in a shelter and the animal shelter environment. Dr. Bennett received her DVM degree from Purdue University in 2006. She then spent 3 years in as an associate veterinarian in small animal general practice in Evansville, Indiana. She was accepted to the animal behavior residency program sponsored by the Maddie's Fund Shelter Medicine Program at Purdue University in July 2009, and completed the program in 2012, with a Master's of Science. She obtained certification as a diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists in 2012. Dr. Bennett addresses a variety of behavior problems and behavioral disorders including aggression, inappropriate elimination, compulsive disorder, fears and phobias and behavior problems associated with aging across a wide range of species. She particularly enjoys addressing problem behavior in shelter animals, helping to make these pets more adoptable, strengthen the budding human-animal bond and to keep these animals in their new homes.