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Dr. Caroline Spark has worked in private
practice for over 25 years, counseling
individuals, couples and families. It was a
natural step for her to extend her practice to
working with people and their dogs. She
particularly enjoys the challenge of bridging
the canine-human divide, and making a
difference in the lives of dogs and their
human families.
Caroline provides in-home behavior consulting,
day training and board & train services. She
has trained dogs to the level of Canine Good
Citizenship (US and British standards) and for
animal-assisted therapy work, and has
specialized in remedial training and support
for psychiatric service dogs and their handlers.
Caroline also offers public education seminars on dog training, and companion animal bereavement.
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Recent seminars conducted at the Oregon Humane Society include A Dog You Can Live With; Taking
It Easy: A Relaxation Class for Dogs and People; and A Fragile Circle: Living with and Losing Animal
Friends.
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Education
PhD (Psychology), University of
Wollongong, Australia
BSc (Hons) (Psychology), University of
Wollongong, Australia
Certified Pet Dog Trainer (APDT # 6691)
Certified Dog Behavior Consultant
(IAABC # 205)
Licensed Psychologist (#PS0065912,
NSW, Australia)
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Dr. Jay Fineman has practiced veterinary medicine for over 30 years. From 1979-2007, he owned the Grove Veterinary Clinic in Newport, OR, where he continues
to practice part-time.
Education
VMD, University of Pennsylvania School of
Veterinary Medicine
MA (Philosophy), University of Waterloo
BA (English Literature), UCLA
Professional memberships
American Veterinary Medical Association
Oregon Veterinary Medical Association
American Animal Hospital Association |
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