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| Myrna Milani |
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Myrna Milani earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Capital
University (Columbus, Ohio ) and a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine
from the Ohio State University, College of Veterinary Medicine. Following
a year as a full-time academic advisor to pre-veterinary students at the
university, Dr. Milani entered private veterinary practice in New
Hampshire. Her interest in and study of the relationship between humans
and animals as it affects the health and behavior of both led her to write
seven books for the general public:
The Weekend Dog
The Invisible Leash
The Body Language and Emotion of Dogs
The Body Language and Emotion of Cats
DogSmart: The Ultimate Guide to Finding the Dog You Want,
Keeping the Dog You Find
CatSmart: The Ultimate Guide to Understanding, Caring for, and
Living with You Cat
Preparing for the Loss of Your Pet: Saying Good-bye with Love,
Dignity and Peace of Mind
Throughout her career Dr. Milani has taught numerous courses: biology,
anatomy and physiology, animal behavior, bioethics, and wildlife ecology
on the college level, and courses in the human-canine and the
human-feline bond and behavior for the general public. In addition to
doing private behavior/bond client consultations primarily on a referral
basis, she serves as a consultant to non-profit and for-profit
organizations regarding animal-related issues.
Dr. Milani has formally and informally discussed canine and feline care
and behavioral problems with thousands of owners and professionals at
shows and events, including those in San Francisco, Los Angeles,
Detroit, Dallas, Miami, and New York City (Madison Square Garden). She
has been interviewed regarding various aspects of the human-animal
bond on numerous television shows including Today, Regis and Kathy
Lee, Good Morning New York, and the NBC Nightly News. Her television
credits also include an hour show on feline behavior for ESPN.
University (Columbus, Ohio ) and a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine
from the Ohio State University, College of Veterinary Medicine. Following
a year as a full-time academic advisor to pre-veterinary students at the
university, Dr. Milani entered private veterinary practice in New
Hampshire. Her interest in and study of the relationship between humans
and animals as it affects the health and behavior of both led her to write
seven books for the general public:
The Weekend Dog
The Invisible Leash
The Body Language and Emotion of Dogs
The Body Language and Emotion of Cats
DogSmart: The Ultimate Guide to Finding the Dog You Want,
Keeping the Dog You Find
CatSmart: The Ultimate Guide to Understanding, Caring for, and
Living with You Cat
Preparing for the Loss of Your Pet: Saying Good-bye with Love,
Dignity and Peace of Mind
Throughout her career Dr. Milani has taught numerous courses: biology,
anatomy and physiology, animal behavior, bioethics, and wildlife ecology
on the college level, and courses in the human-canine and the
human-feline bond and behavior for the general public. In addition to
doing private behavior/bond client consultations primarily on a referral
basis, she serves as a consultant to non-profit and for-profit
organizations regarding animal-related issues.
Dr. Milani has formally and informally discussed canine and feline care
and behavioral problems with thousands of owners and professionals at
shows and events, including those in San Francisco, Los Angeles,
Detroit, Dallas, Miami, and New York City (Madison Square Garden). She
has been interviewed regarding various aspects of the human-animal
bond on numerous television shows including Today, Regis and Kathy
Lee, Good Morning New York, and the NBC Nightly News. Her television
credits also include an hour show on feline behavior for ESPN.
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