Companionship in rabbits: when things go wrong

Original Air Date 18th August 2021

Presenter Bio: Rosie graduated from Bristol University with a degree in Zoology & Psychology before undertaking a Post-Graduate Diploma in Companion Animal Behaviour Counselling at Southampton University. She is a full members of the APBC and a Certified Clinical Animal Behaviourist (CCAB). Rosie owns and runs Pet Sense, working with the owners of dogs, cats and rabbits exhibiting undesirable behaviours and helping educate owners to prevent problems from developing in the first place. She writes for pet magazines, provides staff training for veterinary practices and provides a consultancy service for corporate practices, pet food companies and pharmaceutical companies. She is currently the APBC Press and Media Officer.

Presentation Information: Every bunny needs some bunny, yet despite this many previously bonded rabbits fall out and attempts at bonding new rabbits fail. This webinar will explore bonding strategies, why things can go wrong, things to consider for the best chance of success and when (or if) it is appropriate for a rabbit to live alone. Video footage and case studies will be discussed. Suitable for the vet team, behaviourists and rabbit owners.

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