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This course can only be taken as part of the Certificate in Applied Animal Behavior.
Integration of animal behavior theory with real-world issues to resolve practical problems in human-animal interactions, including companion animals, captive animals, and livestock. Introduction to the primary clinical literature in applied animal behavior. Discussion of ethical and scientific issues in animal welfare.
This course is part of the Certificate in Applied Animal Behavior.
Quarter 1
Comparative Animal Behavior
Quarter 2
Principles of Applied Animal Behavior
Quarter 3
Applied Animal Behavior in Practice
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