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Dr.
Ahmed Tibary,DVM,
PhD, Diplomate ACT
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Auburn
University-School of Veterinary Medicine and the
Southeastern Alpaca Association present :
"Fertility
and Reproductive Disorders of the South American
Camelid"
Dr. Ahmed Tibary , DVM,
PhD, Diplomate ACT
Washington State University
Professor of Theriogenology
School of Veterinary Medicine
Auburn
University-School of Veterinary Medicine- Large
Animal Hospital
July 26, 2008
It
is with pride that we present for your education, Dr.
Ahmed Tibary, a renown theriogenologist. Dr
Tibary started his career as an equine reproduction
specialist. His area of interest expanded to camelid
reproduction when he was involved for seven years in
the development of a referral center for the study of
infertility and artificial breeding Arabian horses and
racing camels.
In
his position as professor at Washington State
University, Dr. Tibary's clinical service receives all
large animals species of which camelids
(specially alpacas) represent a large part. He will be
sharing research as well as clinical data with
the veterinarians and breeders covering various
aspects of reproductive management and diseases.
Dr.
Tibary is considered a world authority in camelid
theriogenology, he is the known to be the only person
who extensively worked with all members of the camelid
family including both the Bactrian and Dromedary
camels, llamas, alpacas and even the occasional
vicuna.
Dr.
Tibary's expertise has taken him from the Atlas
Mountains of Morocco to the deserts of Arabia and
Turkmanistan as well as the highlands of Argentina
pursuing his desire to learn about these fascinating
creatures. He served as the consultant to Horse Royal
stables as well as some of the most famous racing
camel stables. His book on Camelid Theriogenology
published in 1997 has been recognized by several
specialists as the most complete work on the subject.
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Schedule:
2:45PM-3:45PM
Summary and Q&A
3:45
PM-5:30 PM Auburn
University Research Presentation
5:30 PM-8:00
PM Post Seminar
Refreshments
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The
Continuing Education Department of Auburn University
is offering online registration for this event:
Fee:
$ 150.00 per veterinarian; $ 75.00 for second from
same office
$
150.00 per alpaca breeder, $75.00 for second from same
farm
There
will be an early bird discount for those who register
before March 1, 2008 of 10% on veterinarian and
breeder; 5% on second from office/clinic/farm.
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Ahmed
Tibary
Ahmed
Tibary DVM, PhD, Diplomate ACT
Associate Professor
Theriogenology
Education:
Docteur en Medecine Vétérinaire (DMV).
Institute Agronomique et Vétérinaire Hassan
II, Rabat Morocco, 1980.
Master
of Sciences (MS). University of Minnesota Graduate
School, Minneapolis, MN USA, Theriogenology major
with minors in Animal Science & Statistics,
1984.
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Doctorat
es Sciences Agronomique. Animal Production (DesS).
Institute Agronomique et Vétérinaire Hassan II,
Rabat, Morocco, 1988.
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD). University of
Minnesota Graduate School, Minneapolis, MN USA,
Theriogenology major, 1989.
Board
Certification
Diplomate, American College of Theriogenologists,
1991
Specific
Research Areas
Large
Animal Reproduction, Bovine, Camelid, Equine
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Auburn
University School of Veterinary Medicine
Come
to our new facilities and large animal hospital in
Auburn Alabama. This is a much anticipated event
and consider registering early to secure your seat!
All lectures and receptions will be at this location for
Dr. Tibary. We welcome you and know that this will be a
much anticipated event and consider registering early to
secure your seat
Two
airports serve Auburn: Hartsfield in Atlanta, Georgia
(105 miles) and Montgomery, Alabama (65 miles).
Driving
Directions
Directions
from Interstate 85:
- Get
off I-85 at exit 51 (U.S. 29) in Auburn (bottom
left of map)
- Go
North on U.S. 29.
- Go
about 1.3 miles to highway 267 (Shug Jordan
Parkway).
- Turn
left on 267
- Go
about 1.1 miles to Wire Road (Conway Parkway).
- Turn
left on Wire Road (Conway Parkway) 7. Veterinary
School is on the right after the USDA lab.
Directions
from U.S. 280 (Birmingham)
- From
28O East, take Alabama 147 South at the rest
stop.
- Turn
right on Shug Jordan Parkway after Auburn
welcome sign (at top of map).
- Turn
right on Wire Road (Conway Parkway).
- Veterinary
School is on the right after the USDA lab.
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About
Auburn University School of Veterinary Medicine
We
at Auburn have been treating the camelid for many years.
With the advent of so many new members of this species
in our service area, we are finding that reprodution and
fertility are the key issues for the breeders It
is with pride that we bring you the best.
We
invite all of the veterinarians to attend, even small
animal for many times monthly fecals are done locally
and the connection needs to be made.
It
is quite a change and a welcomed one to large animal
folks to deal with the alpaca and its owners. They
are a no nonsense group and want the best for the
recovery and success of their herds.
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About
the Southeastern Alpaca Association
SEAA
is an affiliate of the Alpaca Owners and Breeders
Association. This body encompasses six southern states.
We are finding the needs are similar in knowing more
about the fertility and reproductive management of our
herds. We also are concerned about their management in
the south to prevent heat stress, a major calamity of
fleece bearing camelids.
It
is with great honor that we present Dr. Tibary who has
come to be among us for a day and impart his findings
and techniques of camelid fertility and reproductive
management.
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Online
Registration Now Available,
Click
on the link below to take you to online registration
at Auburn University
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Southeastern
Alpaca Association
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