Animal behaviourist helps owners with Pets Behaving Badly

Animal behaviourist helps owners with Pets Behaving Badly

Monday, 08 October 2012 11:10

Melbourne based animal behaviourist, Kate Mornement, helps pet owners with feisty felines, disobedient dogs and belligerent birds through her consulting business (appropriately named) Pets Behaving Badly. â€œThe most common behaviour problems I see are separation anxiety in dogs, inappropriate toileting in cats and aggression in pet parrots.â€

Behaviour problems can be complex and many pet owners feel helpless because they donâ€™t know how to resolve the issue or they donâ€™t realise that professional help is available. â€œMost behaviour problems can be modified, itâ€™s just a matter of helping pet owners understand the science of behaviour and what motivates animals to behave in particular ways.â€ Some behaviour problems can become quite severe, causing stress to owners and resulting in a breakdown of the human-animal bond. â€œTeaching people how to get the best behaviour from their furry (or feathered) friend is so rewarding.â€

Kate has a Bachelor of Science, with first class honours in zoology, and has almost completed a PhD, in canine behaviour, at Monash University. She regularly travels overseas to gain practical experience training a variety of animals. â€œRecently Iâ€™ve travelled to the USA for workshops with world famous bird and marine mammal trainers. I trained several macaws, an African raven, trumpeter hornbill and an Amazon parrot. It was incredible!â€

Besides consulting, Kate also holds animal behaviour and training seminars and workshops for pet owners and people who work professionally with animals. â€œMy passion is educating people how to effectively and humanely train their animals using science-based methods and promoting human-animal relationships based on trust and mutual respect.â€ For more information visit: www.petsbehavingbadly.com.au

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Contact: Kate Mornement
Phone: 0438 569 610
Email: [email protected]
(High resolution photographs are available)

January 19, 2018

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