International Seminar
In both cases, he was the first Spanish man who is was granted awards. He is a member of the Spanish Society of Ethology and Animal Behavior Society. The Board of Directors unanimously appointed FIAPTB creator of the Method Chest, Jaime Parejo, as Representative of the Department of Rescue and Salvage of that organization, from the post of Technical Director for Canine Rescue in Disasters of the International Federation of American Pit Bull Terrier, the 4th of January 2. 002. The method and its author Chest Jaime Parejo, are officially and publicly recognized for the important International Community and Scientific Committee of Veterinary Veterinary Organization, the 3rd of May 2. He has written 002 technical and scientific articles, selected and published by leading magazines and organizations, for examples: Disasters. org, REDVET (scientific and technical official publication of Veterinary Organisation, whose articles are included in the Center of Documentation and Scientific Information National Research Council of the Ministry of Education and Science, Spain) and the Regional Centre CRID Disaster Information Latin America and the Caribbean (important platform for inter-sectoral coordination and collaboration for the area of integrated disaster information by PAHO / WHO, ISDR / ISDR, CNE, IFRC, CEPREDENAC and SPS). Publish a book in 1998: a The New Book of Dog Rescue, Training Method Chest (Susaeta Editions). He has lectured in various countries and institutions, such as: the Second Congress of Medical Departments, Fire of Chile, Santiago (Chile) 2001, School of Psychology at the Universidad del Mar, Iquique (Chile), 2003, I International Congress Search and Rescue, in Merida (Venezuela), 2004, II International Seminar on Search Dogs in Bogota (Colombia), 2004 or the Veterinary Faculty in Caceres, University of Extremadura (Spain), 2005. Have Delivered as Technical Director and General Instructor, since 1996 to date a total of 23 specialized courses in Canine Rescue in Disasters, Method Chest (one month, 250 hours), provided by the government official, forming, evaluating and certifying operationally Guides, instructors and rescue dogs, many Fire Departments, Police and Army, officially under selected operating criteria of a total of 17 countries with some seismic risk.