Renee Rhoades, MSc | Source | Applied Animal Behaviorist (Canines) at R+Dogs
Renee Rhoades, MSc
Applied Animal Behaviorist (Canines) at R+Dogs
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A multi-certified Applied Animal Behaviorist (MSc) and dog trainer with over 20 years experience working with dogs. Previous veterinary technician and rescue volunteer. Experience with all dog breeds and ages. A special interest in dog body language, animal welfare, ethics, science and positive human-dog relationships.
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R+Dogs (https://rplusdogs.com)
Applied Animal Behaviorist (Canines)
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