The Amys are Diplomates of The American College of Veterinary Behaviorists (ACVB) whose mission is to promote education and training in animal behavior.

The Amys encourage you to take a deeper dive into the extensive research supporting the safety and efficacy of psychotropic medications and products in veterinary practice.

Kiki Yablon is a Karen Pryor Faculty member, has a masters in applied behavioral science, and is a co-instructor for Dr. Susan Friedman’s Behavior Works.

Mandy has titled dogs in conformation (including at Westminster!), agility, field work, obedience, rally, and most recently, dock diving.

Dr. Albright is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists and Associate Professor at the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine.

You are never alone. The emotional and physical wellness of pets AND the veterinary community at large, is our priority.

Tabitha's intense passion, knowledge, and experience helps clients, trainers, and medical pros identify, manage, & prevent behavior problems.

Initial symptoms of CDS are mild, but they gradually worsen over time. Pets experience cognitive decline, which is the slow decrease in the brain's ability to perform normal tasks.

Lili Chin brilliantly gifted the world Doggie Language after struggling to communicate with her own dog - a blue-eyed Boston Terrier named Boogie, who is now synonymous with her work.

Ashley knows all about the patience, learning theory, and creativity required when conditioning dolphins to station for a blood draw. Let’s be honest, you can’t put a shock collar on a dolphin.