The COAPE Association of Pet Behaviourists and Trainers and the Centre of Applied Pet Ethology are running a campaign against the use of coercive, bullying dog training techniques that use devices such as choke chains, spiked collars, shock collars, rape alarms and correction sticks that can cause untold psychological damage to dogs in the name of dog training and behaviour therapy. Join us!
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| CAPBT members are fully qualified and insured behaviourists and trainers..........>more
What happens at a behaviour consultation?
Consultations are held on an appointment basis, either at one of the behaviourist’s regular clinics or in your own home..... >more
Code of Practice....all CAPBT members follow our code of practice....>more |
Find a Local Behaviourist and Trainer: There are CAPBT dog trainers, canine behaviourists and pet behaviourists throughout the UK, Eire, and in various locations around the world.
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Veterinary Information : CAPBT members work in close co-operation with your veterinary practice and keep them informed of progress and developments throughout.
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Do you want to be a pet behaviourist? .....More information of courses offered by COAPE behaviour education courses from Foundation to Diploma level and beyond. |
Animal Welfare and the Law : COAPE keeps constantly abreast of current thinking in animal welfare and changes in animal protection law and how this affects pets and their owners. Please click the link below to find more about
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COAPE / CAPBT CPD Event
April 24th 2010 :
Professor Ray Coppinger talking on Mexico City Dump Dogs : A fresh view of an old relationship
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