09/04/2025
Im so chuffed to have finally achieved Clinical Animal Behaviourist level with the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors - APBC .
I have been an Accredited Animal Behaviourist with the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants for it think 12 or 13 years now, and to the dog owning public, and career wise, that has been enough. It ensured I was approved by insurance providers for vet referral behaviour work, perform expert witness duties, it met the need of various tv production companies etc.
But for me, it wasn't enough. I knew in my heart that I hadn't been assessed at CAB level, the highest level there is in the behaviour world.
And for my own belief in myself, and stubbornness, I always wanted to reach CAB level.
However life always got in the way.
Last year I decided it was now or never, 2025 was always going to be a chaotic year, and i really, really wanted this!
The application process was really fair, and honestly thoroughly enjoyable.
So proud of myself today!! 🥳🥳
"I'm beyond chuffed to have reached Clinical Animal Behaviourist level with the APBC.
The APBC have always been a pillar of excellence in the dog care industry, and achieving CAB level means I can be confident in my own ability, and will reassure my clients that they are in very safe hands."
Congratulations Nanci!