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CloseModule 4: Feline and Canine Development and EnrichmentModule 4: Feline and Canine Development and EnrichmentOverview: Cats and dogs actually spend very little time in the veterinary hospital. Thus, to provide a Fear Free life for the pets in our care, we must become a source of knowledge about animal behavior and educate our clients on how they can provide a Fear Free Happy Home for their pets.

This module has 4 lessons. Lesson 1 will introduce the developmental periods and life stages of cats and dogs and how to optimize behavioral development during these stages. Lesson 2 will explore the general characteristics of cats and dogs. By understanding their species-specific needs, we can provide an appropriate routine, enrichment program, and management, which will be discussed in lesson 3. In lesson 4, we will investigate characteristics of successful pet owners.

FreeTempo - Life [2010]

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