Solving Fear & Aggression: Help Your Dog Achieve It's Potential - Sophia Yin

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DVD Title: Solving Fear & Aggression: Help Your Dog Achieve It's Potential
Presenter: Sophia Yin
Full DVD available at: www.tawzerdog.com/
This Video qualifies for 11.5 Trainer CCPDT CEUs
Many owners, foster parents, and rescue workers worry about fear, reactivity, and aggression problems in their dogs-and rightly so. Now you can learn to recognize, understand, and address the issues before they become a problem.
In this fun and fascinating two-day seminar with demonstrations, taught by veterinarian, applied animal behaviorist, and international speaker Dr. Sophia Yin, you'll learn the science behind how all dogs think and learn, how to recognize early signs of brewing behavior problems, the types of play interactions that can cause friendly dogs to become reactive to others and the basic tried and true approaches to fixing these issues permanently. You'll also see Dr. Yin's step-by-step program for training leadership in humans and focus and impulse control in dogs. This version of the learn to earn program provides the quickest way to bond with a dog, teach impulse control, and help the dog look to you for guidance even in the unfamiliar environment or scary situation. Once she lays the foundation skills and knowledge she delves deeper. She uncovers methods for measuring handler technique and dog response, discusses whether genetics has a role, and presents a holistic approach to dealing with fearful, reactive and aggressive dogs.
Author of numerous books (including Perfect Puppy in 7 Days and Low Stress Handling, Restraint and Behavior Modification of Dogs & Cats) and creator of her own version of the "Learn to Earn" training system, Dr. Yin has applied her extensive scientific training and knowledge to developing practical and effective animal training methods.

[@malkies6341]

Its been years and we are still feeling her loss, we are lesser as a community now. I'm so glad we still have her videos and book, she is still doing good in the world.

[@jbrown715]

RIP sophia❤😢

[@darae7200]

Sad she's gone. My last job made us watch her videos for training. I loved video day because of her.

[@DF-te2vm]

Miss you

[@katiebee2937]

😇

[@hikmahsaskia8100]

Theee truth is, dogs havе thеir uniquе waу tо think, аnd when уou want to tеaсh your dog advаnсеd lessons аnd tricks, уоu ought to percеivе the sесrеts bеhind their аctions Watсh here ==> twitter.com/f8c4037d7ddbfc170/status/822770265151053824 Solving Fear Aggressiоn Help Yоoour Dog Achieve It s Potential Sophia Yin

[@unassailable6138]

Why was she needing niacin ? Was she vegetarian/vegan ?

[@AlongtheFarClimbDown843]

*Severe niacin-deficiency fatigues the thalamus (the brain's switch-board that regulates sleep/wake cycles). The thalamus interprets the 5 senses. A fatigued thalamus will switch a wakeful per-son to sleep mode. The sleep mode is the dream mode and dreams are surreal. An awake person functioning in a dream/surreal mode (the mode in which sleep-walkers walk) will experience audio, visual, olfactory & tactile hallucinations. The intellectual doctoress Sophia Yin needed niacin (vitamin B3) in greater quantities, as the brightest among us are more susceptible to insomnia which leads to melancholia. Melancholics are alternately "treated" with tranquilizers & stimulants that don't & can't address the root cause of psychosis: a sleep-deprived thalamus.*

[@schwartzenheimer1]

Random non-sequiturs, applied to dog anxiety. Not very well presented. Creates human anxiety, after realizing you can never remember these 7+ minutes...

[@georgehalet8997]

It's a bunch of samples from the full video. "Preview clip"

[@nicola4789]

@@georgehalet8997 Do you know where I could get the full video? Thank you!

[@georgehalet8997]

@@nicola4789 I don't know of the primary source, but my digital mentor commented on Dr Yin''s case in one of his weekly webcasts, using the video to explain her unfortunate trajectory as it relates to dog training. Some of his content is not behind not behind a pay wall at dogtraining.world, but the webcast in question is not indexed (easily findable) even behind the pay wall.

[@raybenedetto5559]

????????? And exactly what did you demonstate? Really agressive dog? How about show that you can get results instead of reading out of a book!

[@belebele1982]

You are obviously don’t know who Dr Yin is.

[@belebele1982]

You are obviously don’t know who Dr Yin is.