Amy graduated from the University of Edinburgh Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies in 2006 and returned to carry out her PhD after spending 5 years in general practice. She undertook postgraduate training in Clinical Animal Behaviour (CAB) in 2010 and has 6 years of experience providing a companion animal behaviour referral service (dogs and cats) to local veterinary practices. She joined the Jeanne Marchig International Centre for Animal Welfare Education last year, and oversees undergraduate and postrgraduate CAB teaching, alongside her veterinary behaviour referal consultations. She enjoys spending any spare time that she has with her husband and young daughter. Then of course there is her Springer Spaniel, Louie, and Burmese cross, Stanley, who you will no doubt notice popping up throughout the lecture material!
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Explore the fascinating world of animal communication and behavior with 'The Truth About Cats and Dogs' course. Uncover the science behind pet actions and learn how to better understand and care for your beloved cats and dogs. This engaging course will help you decode their signals, improve their quality of life, and strengthen your relationship with them.