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Saving Pets from Euthanasia

Online courses educate owners on raising a well-mannered pet.


In an effort to accelerate efforts to reduce behavior as a leading cause of pet euthanasia, Pets Best Insurance and the Animal Behavior Network announce a campaign to educate people on how to raise a pet to be a well-behaved, well-mannered member of the family.

"In the United States, an excess of 3 million pets are destroyed each year, and most are due to behavioral issues," says Cal Morgan, board of directors president for the Society of Animal Welfare Administrators. "In fact, behavior is the No. 1 reason for pets being returned, relinquished and destroyed in our animal shelters.”

Pet owners can take a course online, with step-by-step guidance for raising puppies, kittens, dogs and cats in ways that help pets adjust to the family and assure a greater level of success for the pet. All lessons include links to more in-depth information on pet behavior issues and solutions in the Animal Behavior Network multi-media online library, so pet parents can learn at their own pace with ongoing review available for lasting results.

According to Dr. Rolan Tripp, founder of the Animal Behavior Network: "Obtaining a new pet is a golden opportunity to give pets and people a successful fresh start,” he says. “Even people who have enjoyed pets their whole lives may not understand how to raise pets to become happy, well-behaved members of a human family. These online pet behavior courses are offered free for 60 days to educate those who love pets and help save pet lives."

Learn more about the behavior courses by visiting the Animal Behavior Network.

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THIS SHOULD BE HELPFUL TO MANY
JENNY, PORTLAND, OR
Posted: 7/4/2008 12:07:47 AM
Who puts a cat to sleep because it doesn't behave accordingly?! They should be dog owners. They do as requested.
Moni, Boise, ID
Posted: 7/3/2008 1:19:03 PM
This is a good idea, especially for people that are just starting out with a new animal. Mine always have to learn manners. They are still little stinkers, but nice little stinkers.
Cathy, Hubbard, OH
Posted: 7/3/2008 5:07:06 AM
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