Three Oaks Animal Behavior Counseling
Karen Holman is an animal behavior consultant in Oklahoma, focusing on animal behavior issues. Her graduate education was a science based curriculum, and her approach reflects the ethology of the species of animal, addressing all types of animal problems from minor concerns to more complicated issues.
The goal of Three Oaks Animal Behavior Counseling is to help pet owners experience an improvement in their pet’s behavior, leading to a stronger human-animal bond that will last fur-ever.
All animals are unique and their problems are no different. There are not always simple solutions or cookie cutter answers to your pet’s bad behavior. There are often multiple, underlying causes and getting to the root of these triggers can take time and patience. Each case is a unique challenge and the treatment plan is designed to specifically address the concerns that you and your pet are experiencing. With over 35 years of teaching experience, Karen’s ability to relate to all ages in a clear, educating manner will help you understand and effectively carry out the individualized treatment plan.
Karen Holman, B.S., B.S.E., M.S.
Karen Holman is an animal behavior consultant, using a science-based approach to address all types of animal problems from minor concerns to more complicated issues.
No Cookie Cutter Solutions
All animals are unique and their problems are no different. There are not always simple solutions or cookie cutter answers to your pet’s bad behavior.
Obedience vs Behavior
Behavior modification differs from obedience training. Through behavior consulting, the “whole animal” is evaluated in order to identify the root cause of the inappropriate behavior.
Recent Posts from Karen
Writing in Fur
Scrunch scrunch, jingle jingle, click clack. These were the sounds that grew familiar to me while growing up in my family’s 1960’s rambling ranch-style home. I was hearing heavy canvas rubbing together, zippered compartments, and the boots of my dad’s flight suit as he walked down the long hall to my bedroom. I dreaded these…
Koda and Zorro
We adopted Zorro from Lab Rescue in February 2016, and had previously adopted Koda in May 2015. While Koda had some health issues to deal with, she was a very well-behaved six-year-old girl who was just as easy as she was lovable. Zorro, while very charming and lovable, was not so easy. He went through…
