Bonnie V. Beaver

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Bonnie V. Beaver

DVM, MS, DSc (Hon), DPNAP, DACVB, DACAW, Texas A&M University

Bonnie V. Beaver, DVM, MS, DSc (hon), DPNAP, DACVB, DACAW, is a professor at Texas A&M University. Dr. Beaver earned her DVM from University of Minnesota, her MS from Texas A&M University, and her DSc (hon) from University of Guelph. She has served as president of the AVMA, Texas Veterinary Medical Association, American College of Veterinary Behaviorists, and American College of Animal Welfare. She has presented widely on animal behavior, animal welfare, and the human–animal bond and has written numerous articles and books.

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Effectiveness of Canine Aggression Treatment Protocols

Aggression is a common problem in dogs, and there are numerous potential modes of management. Are some techniques more effective than others?

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Clicker Training for Shelter Puppies

Clicker training is a popular method used for training dogs, so the results of this study in shelter puppies may come as a surprise.

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Effects of the COVID-19 Lockdown on the Human–Animal Bond

Home confinement during the pandemic has not only affected humans. Discover what this study uncovered about dog and cat responses to the COVID-19 lockdown.

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Intrahousehold Interdog Aggression

Interdog aggression in a household poses serious difficulties and potential danger to both dogs and their owners. Know what risk factors to look for.

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Conflict in Multicat Households

Signs of feline conflict can be cause for owner concern. Review what this survey of multicat homes discovered and the steps you can take to help.

Behavior

Sound Sensitivities

Noise-sensitive dogs and cats can be severely affected, but their sensitivities are commonly overlooked. Asking the right questions and properly equipping owners can help make life better for these pets.

Behavior

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