161. Animal Care Center Of Pasco County Full service small animal clinic in New Port Richey. Also offers boarding, grooming, and obedience training. http://www.accpasco.com

4041 Little Road New Port Richey, Fl 34655 Prescription Pickup ...click here for your refill Welcome Mission Statement At Animal Care Center we strive to provide compassionate care for pets with courteous service for our clients, always fostering the special bond that exists between them. Our goal is to promote happy, healthy pets and create long-term client-patient relationships through caring and efficient staff and veterinarians. Welcome to our website! We have created this site to help you obtain information about us and about pet care in the comfort of your home. The doctors and staff at Animal Care Center are committed to superior quality in the care and services we provide for you and your pets. We feel that offering that quality includes being accessible to you from home as well. We will be adding and changing the content of this site frequently, so be sure to add us to your "Favorites" and check back frequently to update your pet knowledge. Be sure to tell us what you think about the website during your next visit to the clinic. If you have any input or comments on how to make it more educational, we are open for suggestions as always! - the Doctors and Staff at Animal Care Center click here to see the cats that are available for adoption You are visitor number: Visit our sister hospitals: Best Care Animal Hospital Country Oaks Animal Hospital Any comment or suggestions please send to webmaster@accpasco.com

162. Index Horse training, riding lessons, boarding, and animal sitting services for all breeds of horses in general gymkhana, recreational riding, and western or english pleasure. http://www.geocities.com/bowersocktraining

Bowersock Training LLP bowersocktrainin@mindspring.com Welcome! Thank you for visiting our site. Please note that we are no longer accepting outside horses for training , lessons, or clinics. Starting August 2, 2004 Bowersock Training LLP is specializing in raising and training safe, sound, reliable trail and pleasure performance horses. We will focus on providing horses for trail riding, general pleasure, and competitive performance horses. Our goal is to provide buyers with a horse that fits their needs and lifestyle. For more information on horses for sale or for PET SITTING services, please email us or call 303-536-4642. We will be posting a NEW WEBSITE in January 2005 with our new service information, please check back for HORSES for SALE and PET SITTING services.

163. APS Of Orange County Hours and services, adoption procedures and fees, images of available pets, spay and neuter clinic, dog training programs, wildlife rehabilitation center, volunteer opportunities, news, and events. http://www.animalprotectionsociety.org/

APS Staff APS Board of Directors Contact/Directions Hours of Operation ... Donation Banks Very First Birthday Party and Official Dedication Ceremony! When : Saturday, October 1st, 1-5PM Where Party Press Release WEEKEND LONG EVENTS: Doggie Daze at the APS Dog Training Center Training challenges for dogs and their humans hosted by our incomparable dog training instructors. All leashed dogs welcome . . . especially APS alumni! Official Dedication Ceremony for the APS Adoption Center A reception celebrating our birthday and all of our special donors, with a performance by the APS Drill Team. All Weekend Long: Animal Adoptathon Interact with our outstanding dogs and cats, give one (or 2) a good home, and find out more about our ground-breaking work to help local shelters at our progressive facility. Come see why we are Making Friends for Life! Directions to the APS Animal Sanctuary Did you Know? The new APS Adoption Center at the APS Animal Sanctuary is a beautiful placecome see our amazing dogs and cats! Check out available dogs and cats The Nicks Road Veterinary Clinic right next door to the APS Adoption Center offers some of the lowest-cost spay/neuter services around? Check out the

164. Dr. Dog's Home Page Expertise in animal behavior, animal and human training/ Based in California. http://www.drdog.com/

Dr. Dog's Den Taking training to a whole new level. Guest Page Feedback Training Services Favorite Sites ... Training Products Welcome to Dr. Dog's Den! Dr. Dennis Fetko Thanks for stopping in! They also rely upon us for everything they need to live and thrive. Since they give us their best, they deserve our best. This site was designed with that in mind. Dr. Fetko with (L-R) Mugger, a Husky mix, Shadia, a Doberman mix, and Bimbo, a St. Bernard / German Sheperd mix (all rescues). "Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened." Anatole France I hope your visit informs you, pleases you and benefits your animals! Please take the time to sign our guest page “Around the World on 80 Paws” Saturday, November 5 th , 2005, 6 - 10 PM “Around the World on 80 Paws” is a special event to benefit the North County Humane Society. This cocktail party fundraiser feature s food, entertainment, midway games and animal education from all around the world as well as gaming tables, silent and live auctions.

165. Assistance/Therapy Animals Training Resources : The Zero 5.0laf - The Official W Listings of and links to articles, agencies, organizations and websites to find information about and resources for therapy and assistance animals training and development. http://www.vachss.com/help_text/animal_training.html

ASSISTANCE/THERAPY ANIMALS TRAINING RESOURCES These are Assistance/Therapy Animals Training Resources Please also see: Animal Abuse and Domestic Violence Animal Abuse: Diagnostic Indicators Animal Companionship Animal Rescue and Rehabilitation ... Animal Welfare ARTICLES/INFORMATION/RESEARCH (click here for Organizations/Agencies) Animal-Assisted Therapy in the Therapist's Office Healing , Volume 4, No. 1 Spring/Summer '99 Blind Man Guides Way For Layla's Law The Seattle Times , May 10, 2001 Dog Dials 911, Unlocks Door To Help Owner With Seizures The Associated Press , October 29, 2004 Guide Horses ABC News , March 30, 2001 Hawaiian Humane Society's "Pet Project" Islandscene.com, October 6, 1999 A Helping Paw: Guide Dogs Provide the Blind with Vision, Independence, and Love VetCentric.com, 2000 What is "Animal Facilitated Therapy"? Information and guidelines for Animal Facilitated Therapy programs from the Northeast Rehabilitation Health Network . return to the top ORGANIZATIONS/AGENCIES (click here for Articles/Information/Research) Animal Friends 2643 Penn Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15222

166. Operant Conditioning, Part 2 animal trainers will often create a special secondary reinforcer they call a bridge. Use a positive reinforcement to train an animal to do something. http://www.wagntrain.com/OC/Part2.htm

An Animal Trainer's Introduction To Operant and Classical Conditioning: Part Two Stacy Braslau-Schneck, MA Return to Part One Positive Reinforcement This is possibly the easiest, most effective consequence for a trainer to control (and easy to understand, too!). Positive reinforcement means starting or adding Something Good, something the animal likes or enjoys. Because the animal wants to gain that Good Thing again, it will repeat the behavior that seems to cause that consequence. Examples of positive reinforcement: The dolphin gets a fish for doing a trick. The worker gets a paycheck for working. The dog gets a piece of liver for returning when called. The cat gets comfort for sleeping on the bed. The wolf gets a meal for hunting the deer. The child gets dessert for eating her vegetables. The dog gets attention from his people when he barks. The elephant seal gets a chance to mate for fighting off rivals. The child gets ice cream for begging incessantly. The toddler gets picked up and comforted for screaming. The dog gets to play in the park for pulling her owner there. The snacker gets a candy bar for putting money in the machine. Secondary positive reinforcers and Bridges A primary positive reinforcer is something that the animal does not have to learn to like. It comes naturally, no experience necessary. Primary R+s usually include food, often include sex (the chance to mate), the chance to engage in instinctive behaviors, and for social animals, the chance to interact with others.

167. How To Be An Exotic Animal Trainer Finding A Job Working With Animals At A Zoo O Have question about working with animals or finding an animal job or zoo job. http://www.animalschool.net/FAQ.htm

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168. THE EXOTIC ANIMALS: CARE And CONSERVATION RESOURCE SITE Website links about exotic animals zoos, endangered species information, conservation, training and operant conditioning, behavioral enrichment, education, volunteer programs, and career opportunities. http://mywebpages.comcast.net/ExoticAnimalsResourceSite/ExoticAnimalsResourceSit

Exotic Animals: Care and Conservation RESOURCE SITE This site is dedicated to the care and conservation of exotic animals and is supported by zoological professionals with a variety of expertise. UPDATED FOR FEBRUARY 2004 P ainting of ringtailed lemurs by Bettina Gross of Germany Welcome to the Exotic Animals: Care and Conservation Resource Site This site has been developed as a resource for professionals, educators, students and other individuals looking for information on the internet about the care of exotic animals in captivity and conservation programs for exotic animals in the wild. ZOOS AND AQUARIUMS CONSERVATION EXOTIC ANIMAL SITES ENDANGERED SPECIES ... EMAIL-CONTACT This site has been accessed times since Janaury 1999. Exotic Animal Sites on the WEB general animal links marine animals; primates; ungulates; and other species Endangered and Threatened Species Re-introduction Programs returning exotic animals to the wild Conservation Information also, take a look at

169. The Animals At Heart Organization Assists homeless animals, shelter workers, pets and owners. Offers pet loss services, behavioral training and burnout counseling. Includes pet care FAQs. http://www.animalsatheart.org

HURR ICANE KATRINA DISASTER RELIEF for PETS and PET OWNERS!! Animals at Heart has been advised to wait 3-4 weeks and then we will be traveling to pick up animals from the affected areas and bring them back for fostering and/or permanent placement. We thank everyone for their generous outpouring of support, but we still need more help! Our plan of assistance has now branched out to cover three critical areas - 1) we are providing help for evacuees whose pets need fostering; 2) we are expecting to receive anywhere from 60 to 100 animals from the affected areas; and 3) we are expecting to bring back another 40 to 60 animals that will also need homes. The animals we are helping were pulled off of rooftops and out of the water, and many of them survived even though their families did not. We need crates, collars, leashes, and towels! Most importantly we need foster homes, permanent homes to place them into, and monetary donations to cover vet costs! Help us spread the word Nationwide! Get on your mailing lists, chatrooms, users groups, and discussion forums online. Tell everyone you know that Animals at Heart is desperately seeking resources to help supply the hurricane survivors once they are reunited with their pets and to help care for and place animals who were orphaned by the storm. To learn more about our disaster relief programs, click here.

170. Tom Bishop 4B Ranch Wild west shows, rodeo contract acts of all kinds since 1912, three generations of Bishops have been entertaining plus training animals and stunt work for the motion picture industry. http://vaxxine.com/wildwest

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171. Welcome To Corally Burmaster's Clicker Training Center A centre in Virginia offers local classes, nationwide seminars, and free online sample articles from their Journal. http://www.clickertrain.com/

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172. Animal Trainer - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia An animal trainer is a person who trains animals to perform specific acts in An animal trainer will usually use the control of food or other rewards http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_trainer

Animal trainer From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. An animal trainer is a person who trains animals to perform specific acts in response to conditions or stimuli. Training may be for the purpose of companionship, detection, protection, or entertainment. An animal trainer will usually use the control of food or other rewards desired by the animal to condition to the animal to respond in a desired way. Generally, animals are selected for training to make maximum advantage of their natural attributes, sometimes far in excess of those of humans. For example, the very sensitive olfactory (sense of smell) abilities make dogs excellent candidates to train for hunting or search and rescue functions. Seeing eye dogs , and other types of service dogs , are carefully trained to utilize both their sensory skills and the protective instincts of dogs (as pack animals) to bond with a human and help that person to offset a disability in daily life. The use of service animals, especially dogs, is an every-growing field, with wide range of special adaptations. Organizations such as the American Humane Association monitor the training and use of animals such as those used in the entertainment industry. The

173. Unique Helicopter Training Opportunity Combines learning to fly helicopters with the thrill of capturing wild animals in South Africa's national parks. Details of course, different locations, costs, helicopter specifications and hire and fly. http://www.helicopter-training.org/

Unique Helicopter Training Opportunity This may be the helicopter training you have been looking for. We offer one of the best helicopter schools - and it combines your training with the thrills of game conservation in Africa. John Bassi in conjunction with Learn To Fly offers you a unique helicopter training opportunity - one that combines learning to fly helicopters with the excitement of capturing and relocating game in South Africa's reserves. Great new experiences. During your training you will spend some time under the stars on clear African nights, staying in bush camps or game lodges. John has a wonderful and infectious passion for the wild animals of Africa. He is happy to share this passion and superb helicopter flying skills with you. He is regularly called out to rescue animals and do game counts and dart and relocate lions, antelope and even elephants, when you will be invited to join him. John is one of Southern Africa's leading game capture and game relocation experts and runs one of the best helicopter training schools. He offers you an irresistible combination if you: Are looking for helicopter training Have a love of wild animals and would like to experience rescuing threatened species and relocating animals to some of their historic stamping grounds.

174. Tower Wood Veterinary Group Holistic practice aims to treat animals and owners as individuals, and are committed to the ongoing training and development of staff. In Leeds, West Yorkshire. http://www.towerwood.co.uk

175. Job Guide 2005 - Job Details . Dog trainers teach dogs to obey commands and undertake specific tasks. A dog trainer may perform the......Alternative Titles animal Trainer. http://jobguide.thegoodguides.com.au/text/jobdetails.cfm?jobid=756

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177. ADI | About Hearing Dogs Discover how these trained animals can be used to assist and improve the quality of life of the deaf. Find information on training standards provided by Assistance Dogs International (ADI). http://www.adionline.org/hearing.html

access this link to skip navigation and go directly to content Home ... Member Program Standard Video - We Welcome Service Animals ] Training Standards Service Dogs Hearing Dogs Guide Dogs Social Dogs ... Dog Partners About Hearing Dogs HEARING DOGS Hearing Dogs assist deaf and hard of hearing individuals by alerting them to a variety of household sounds such as a door knock or doorbell, alarm clock, oven buzzer, telephone, baby cry, name call or smoke alarm. Dogs are trained to make physical contact and lead their deaf partners to the source of the sound. Hearing Dogs are generally mixed breeds acquired from animal shelters and are small to medium in size. Prior to formal audio response training, the younger adoptees are raised and socialized by volunteer puppy raisers. Hearing Dogs are identified by an orange collar and leash and/or vest. Training Standards for Hearing Dogs home about guide dogs about hearing dogs ... We Welcome Service Animals Video Training Standards service dogs hearing dogs guide dogs social dogs ... dog partners

178. Humane Society Of Ocean City Nokill shelter that lists animals available for adoption, holds dog training classes, and offers feral cat sponsorship opportunities. http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/hsoc.html

Welcome To Our Website Humane Society of Ocean City A Truly No-Kill Animal Shelter Shelter Phone: (609) 399-2018 Click this link hsocadopt@aol.com to e-mail the Shelter. Click this link for Directions to Shelter Click this link for Spay/Neuter Form If above link fails, try clicking this one Alternate (.htm) Spay/Neuter Form Recognized by the ASPCA and Cat Fancy Magazine As One of the USA's Top Ten Animal Shelters Click this line to see the Official State Letter of Recognition) Located in Ocean City, New Jersey, "America's Greatest Family Resort" Please "bookmark" our homepage, or jot down its address "http://hsoc.petfinder.org" Our WebCounter says that you are visitor number since August 14, 1999. WEBSITE UPDATED September 17, 2005 Who We Are The Humane Society of Ocean City is a private, non-profit, "No-Kill" Animal Shelter in Ocean City, New Jersey. Since 1964, HSOC has proudly served Ocean City and surrounding communities. Our Shelter has rescued and cared for many stray or abandoned pets. HSOC strives to place its homeless residents into good homes. For unwanted pets, HSOC provides them a safe place and loving care for the rest of their precious lives. We stand by our motto: "You've Gotta Have Heart!"

179. HOPEHUMANE.ORG Takes animals from several metro Atlanta shelters, fosters them, and then places them for adoption. Membership application, training tips, lost and found listing, frequently asked questions, and photos of adoptable pets. http://www.hopehumane.org/

180. Animal Trainer: Information From Answers.com animal trainer An animal trainer is a person who trains animals to perform specific acts in response to conditions or stimuli. http://www.answers.com/topic/animal-trainer-1

showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping animal trainer Wikipedia animal trainer An animal trainer is a person who trains animals to perform specific acts in response to conditions or stimuli. Training may be for the purpose of companionship, detection, protection, or entertainment. An animal trainer will usually use the control of food or other rewards desired by the animal to condition to the animal to respond in a desired way. Generally, animals are selected for training to make maximum advantage of their natural attributes, sometimes far in excess of those of humans. For example, the very sensitive olfactory (sense of smell) abilities make dogs excellent candidates to train for hunting or search and rescue functions. Seeing eye dogs , and other types of service dogs , are carefully trained to utilize both their sensory skills and the protective instincts of dogs (as pack animals) to bond with a human and help that person to offset a disability in daily life. The use of service animals, especially dogs, is an every-growing field, with wide range of special adaptations. Organizations such as the American Humane Association monitor the training and use of animals such as those used in the entertainment industry. The

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