APBC

Clare has successfully been assessed and is now a Full CAB Member of the APBC. This type of membership is open to those who have successfully demonstrated both the Knowledge and Understanding and the practical skills detailed in the ABTC Standard. bit.ly/4lDVDJu

You can find a wealth of resources for dog owners here: bit.ly/4bMFv3R

Even for experienced professionals, managing puppy play or interactions can be challenging. Find out more by joining us for this informative webinar on Tuesday 26th May bit.ly/4kSLs39

As an APBC member, you enjoy FREE access to some of the most respected journals in animal behaviour and welfare including the Journal of Veterinary Behaviour and Anthrozoos. Find out MORE about becoming an APBC MEMBER here: bit.ly/4n3hGca

Practical Dog Training Tips to help easily frustrated Shelter Dogs along the road to Rehoming. Sezan Öz is passionate about turning evidence-based theory into practical, effective tools for everyday life with dogs. Join us: bit.ly/3ZT50Lo

Interested in our supportive Assessment process for Full membership of the APBC? You could become an ABTC-ABT or ABTC-CAB, by being assessed on your practical skills. Find out more here: bit.ly/4fbO7SN

Did you miss this excellent webinar on 10th March with Dr Katrin Jahn? You can catch-up now! bit.ly/4sXO4zT This presentation gives an introduction into Veterinary Psychopharmacology and how it fits into the Veterinary Behaviour Treatment Plans. .

Whether you’re a vet, researcher, behaviourist, or someone who mucks out stables, you’ll be invited to think differently about what you see in the muck heap and how it might help you catch stress early and support happier, healthier horses. bit.ly/40dfoxL

If you're attending the BBVA Study Day today in Birmingham - please come and say hello to Board member Nikki McLeod who has lots of information about the APBC!

Huge congratulations to APBC Member Sonia Catherall who has been successfully assessed and is now an ABTC-CAB! Sonia can be proud of her Full membership of the APBC as a Clinical Animal Behaviourist and you can find out more about our process here: bit.ly/4di6dDE

Congratulations to Clinical Animal Behaviourist and full APBC member Debbie Busby who has been shortlisted for the finals of the Education North Awards 2026!

Welcome Rachel! Rachel met all of the ABTC Knowledge and Understanding for the role of CAB through APEL. You can find out more about this route here: bit.ly/3Ps2Xvu

It is with regret that the APBC Board has taken the decision to cancel our 2026 Conference, Pets and the City. Thank you for your kind understanding.

A very warm welcome to Holly Hodges who joins the APBC as an Associate Clinical Animal Behaviourist (CAB) member! Associate members are able to conduct behaviour consultations but have not yet achieved the requisite experience to become Full members. bit.ly/3UGY7db

In this session, we’ll break down the latest findings, discuss real-world hurdles, and explore how faecal data could fit into everyday welfare evaluations. bit.ly/40dfoxL

In this webinar, we will share the outcomes we’ve seen by replacing traditional free play with structured, polite greetings, along with practical techniques for implementing this approach effectively. bit.ly/4kSLs39

Katrin will talk about patient selection, long-term versus short-term medications and how to make medication choices based on the correlation between behavioural signs and neurotransmitter activity. 10th March at 8pm! bit.ly/4afXmj1

Congratulations to Becka Whitehead who is now an APBC Full CAB Member! The APBC offers a supportive framework for assessment to help guide practitioners through this process towards Full membership. bit.ly/4fbO7SN

TOMORROW at 8pm! Morag Heirs joins us for the second of this two part series. bit.ly/4anXAo8

Join the APBC with Sezan as we discuss some of the common sources of frustration in ‘a day in the life’ of a shelter dog. bit.ly/3ZT50Lo