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Miriam Fields-Babineau is a world-class trainer and author of 47 pet books. She's also provided web content for pet specific websites, published articles, news columns, presented at pet expos, consulted by universities and been a guest on radio and television.
Her latest work is Doodle Dogs for Dummies, published by John Wiley and Sons, October 2021. Click on the icon below to Purchase the Book |
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Miriam Fields-Babineau has been training animals of many species since 1978. She began working with horses as a trainer and riding instructor. Upon graduating college with degrees in Zoology and Psychology, she began working at zoos as a caretaker and trainer of exotic animals. In 1983, she started her own business as a pet trainer, going to private residences and teaching pet parents how to communicate with their pets. Also in 1983 she began providing trained animals for media productions - movies, television, advertising, music videos and documentaries. She has worked with elephants, tigers, lions, sea lions, gray seals, wolves, monkeys, pot belly pigs, sea otters, dolphins, bush dogs, beaver, and domestic animals dogs, cats, horses, rats, mice and birds.
The reason Miriam can work with any animal is that she understands how to communicate with them using their language. Paring positive reinforcement training methods with this communication process enables her to bridge the communication gap between pet parent and pet. Miriam Fields-Babineau is uniquely qualified to address the pet parents of Doodle Dogs as she's been training, and caring for them for 4 decades. Besides offering you this free primer on Doodle dogs, she is always available to help you through any difficulty with your dog via email, facetime, phone or in person. Her facility, Shady Mountain Pet Retreat, is a luxury pet resort in Amherst, VA offering board and train programs, and private lessons for puppies and adult dogs, with their pet parents. Miriam firmly believes that pet parents must be involved! She can be reached via phone: 540-446-6141 or email: [email protected] |