The Quiet Revolution: How the Human-Animal Bond is Changing Everything (Rustin Moore)
About this episode
Dr. Rustin Moore discusses the impact of the human-animal bond on veterinary education and practice.
Send us Fan Mail In this inspiring episode, Dr. Rustin Moore, equine surgeon, Dean of The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine, and author of a series of books on the Human Animal Bond, joins us to reflect on the personal and professional experiences that shaped his path. He discusses what it means to train the next generation of veterinarians, the science and stories behind the human-animal bond, and why he believes this connection is one of the most important forces shaping ...
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Host: Megan Sprinkle
Guest: Rustin Moore
Topics covered
- human-animal bond
- veterinary education
- equine surgery
- personal experiences
- professional experiences
Keywords
- human-animal bond
- veterinarians
- equine surgery
- veterinary medicine
- personal experiences
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Organizations: The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine
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