But i need 6 RACE hours by June 30 and want courses that center welfare and practical behavior therapy, not obedience drills. If you’ve taken any case-based modules or hands-on labs that dig into feline fear, cooperative care, and differential reinforcement, which felt truly useful in practice?
, I totally get your frustration! It’s tough to find solid CEs that focus on welfare and practical behavior therapy instead of just obedience drills. I found the ‘Fear-Free Certification’ really helped with feline fear issues and cooperative care — it’s worth checking out if you haven’t already.
I’ve found the ‘Feline Fear’ workshop really useful for hands-on strategies in feline behavior therapy. It dives into cooperative care and addresses fear in practice — a must for meeting your CE hours by June 30. Have you checked out any online case-based modules yet?
Finding relevant courses can be a real pain, especially with a deadline like June 30 looming. I had good luck with the ‘Fear-Free’ certification for practical skills, which definitely aligns with your focus on welfare instead of just obedience. Have you checked out the resources from the AVMA? It might point you to some solid options.