Dr. Jeannine Berger first obtained her veterinary degree in 1991 in Zurich, Switzerland. She moved to Davis, California, in 1998, where she completed her residency in veterinary behavior and attained board certification with the American College for Veterinary Behaviorists from UC Davis in 2007. In 2014, she attained board certification from the American College of Animal Welfare. She has been with the SPCA as Director of Behavior Resources where she oversees all aspects of behavior within the Society since 2011. Her advanced training and certifications associated with board-certified status ensure the highest level of expertise.Dr. Berger focuses on strengthening the human-animal bond by improving the lives of owners and their pets through understanding of animal behavior, psychology, sound principles of learning and communication. When behavior problems are addressed early-on, the likelihood for a "happily ever after" relationship increases and animals are at a lower risk of being surrendered to a shelter.Dr. Berger and her life partner, Jeff, live in Vacaville, California, with their dogs, cats, horses, sheep and chickens. Her hobbies include trail riding, hiking, skiing, and (red) wine tasting.
Rambunctious, jumpy, mouthy dogs: The quick fix for RJM dogs (Proceedings)
April 1st 2015Nuisance behaviors jumping, stealing things, trash diving, charging through the door, begging, and all the other things dogs do that drive us crazy are deeply frustrating and can eat into the enjoyment of sharing your life with a dog.
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