“Dogs do speak, but only to those who know how to listen.”
ORHAN PAMUK (AUTHOR, “MY NAME IS RED”)
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Welcomme to Ethos: PET BEHAVIOUR
At Ethos, we are dedicated to providing reliable pet behaviour services to aid in preventing, diagnosing, and managing behavioural problems. Our aim is to keep your pet emotionally healthy and promote a harmonious human-animal relationship. From dog and cat behavioural consultation to puppy education, we are here for
About Ethos: PET BEHAVIOUR
Ethos mission
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Ethos mission
We are dedicated to providing reliable pet behaviour services to help prevent, diagnose, and manage behavioural problems. We aim to maintain your pet's emotional wellbeing and foster a harmonious human-animal relationship through positive methods grounded in current scientific evidence. From dog and cat behavioural consultations to puppy
We are dedicated to providing reliable pet behaviour services to help prevent, diagnose, and manage behavioural problems. We aim to maintain your pet's emotional wellbeing and foster a harmonious human-animal relationship through positive methods grounded in current scientific evidence. From dog and cat behavioural consultations to puppy education, we are here for you and your furry family members.
About myself
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Ethos mission
DR. SHARYN BISTRE DABBAH
PhD, MSc, BVSc
I'm a veterinary scientist who has worked as an animal behaviour specialist for over a decade. I focus on helping families with their pets, I aim to support them in fostering healthy and happy relationships with their furry companions.
Ethos services
Ethos services
Ethos services
We offer a range of pet care services, including dog and cat behaviour consultations, follow-up sessions, puppy education, and more. Our services are designed to work with you and your pet, adapting to your individual needs, and prioritising your friend's wellbeing.
Meet Sharyn
Dr Sharyn Bistre is a veterinary scientist who has been working in private practice as a clinical animal behaviourist since 2011, managing dogs and behavioural problems such as aggression and separation anxiety. She's passionate about assisting families with dogs to establish healthy and harmonious relationships.
Sharyn completed her PhD in Veterinary Sciences from the University of Bristol. Her research focused on studying the performance of medical detection dogs and their behavioural attributes. She also holds an MSc in Clinical Animal Behaviour from the University of Lincoln in the United Kingdom and a BSc in Veterinary Medicine and Husbandry from the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM).
Sharyn worked at the Clinical Animal Behaviour Hospital at UNAM. She has experience as a lecturer, teaching Animal Behaviour and Welfare, and coordinated the Postgraduate Diploma in Animal Welfare at UNAM in collaboration with the WOAH. Currently, Sharyn works as a clinical animal behaviourist, and she's an honorary research associate at the UniversitSharyn holds CCAB Pre-Certification and she is in the process of achieving full certification. Additionally, she is a candidate member of the Fellowship of Animal Behaviour Clinicians (FABC) and a provisional member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors (APBC).