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Articles | Resources | Dr. Sophia Yin, DVM, MS

hey, y'all! :-)
i am including the titles because they cover such a wide range, behavior, health, public-safety,
and more. Some are PDF & downloadable to be shared; many are on-line HTML, & can be shared as links.
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Dog Articles
* First Steps: Running with Your Dog
Runner's World Magazine, February 2009
* Why Fido Snaps at Friendly People
Dogster.com, November 10, 2010
* How to take back the lead in dog walking
San Francisco Chronicle, November 3, 2010
* The Learn To Earn Program
DrSophiaYin.com, 2009
* Animal Whisperer
Davis Enterprise, August 1, 2006
* BREAKTIME — Sophia Yin: Helping Animals’ Voices and Needs Be Heard
Dateline UC Davis, October 22, 2004
* Spin Out: Canine compulsive disorder is no laughing matter:
Bark Magazine, Jan/Feb 2008
* The Canine in the Coal Mine
Bark Magazine , Sept/Oct 2007
* Talk to Me: New Research Explores Animal Sounds As a Form of Communication
Bark Magazine, Summer 2005
* The Medium Is the Message: Research Shows That Actions, Not Words, Count Most When Communicating
Bark Magazine, Winter 2005
* Home Hazards: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt Them
Bark Magazine, Nov/Dec 2006
* Vet Advice: Seizures in Dogs and Canine Epilepsy
Bark Magazine, Sept/Oct 2006
* Lucy Learns to Earn: How to Get a Perfect Pup in 7 Days
DrSophiaYin.com, 2009
* Bo Obama’s First 10 Days in Office
The Huffington Post, April 26, 2009
* Experts Say Dominance-Based Dog Training Techniques Made Popular by Television Shows Can Contribute...
The Huffington Post, May 18, 2009
* Seven Tips for Preventing Dog Bites in Animal-Care Professionals & Dog Lovers
The Huffington Post, May 19, 2009
* Retrain the Dog to Ignore Loud Engine Noise
San Francisco Chronicle, December 2, 2009
* How a Common Recommendation for Puppies Can Place Your Pup at Risk
The Huffington Post, September 16, 2009
* Breed Ban or Better Pet Selection?
The Huffington Post, August 29, 2009
* Attack of the Killer Onions
The Huffington Post, August 29, 2009

Cat Articles
* Cat Climbing Shelf in One Compact Billy
Ikea Hacker, February 26, 2010
* Release Your Inner Kitty Through Tricks and Training
The Huffington Post, June 22, 2009

Horse Articles

General Articles
* Low Stress Handling: Sophia Yin’s Advice Book Available Free Online
Bark Magazine, October 19, 2010
* Loss of Beloved Pet can Lead to Depression
Adapted from an article originally appearing in the San Francisco Chronicle in 2002.
* Why is Pharmaceutical Giant Merial Ignoring the Advice of Veterinary Experts?
The Huffington Post, June 23, 2009
* Holiday Hazards for Your Pet
The Huffington Post, November 11, 2009

Avian, Exotic & Wildlife Articles

Volunteer Articles
* Volunteer Homework Assignment
* Volunteer Information
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Thanks for posting Terry will be passing that link on
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Re: article stash from Yin, DVM: training, behavior, health, safety, etc.
Love the Breed Ban or Better Pet Selection? article. As she says some owners should be banned from owning not only pitbulls but also Jack Russell Terriers, Basenji's, Border terriers, Bengal cats and even Budgies. In fact some people shouldn't have pets at all.
Not because these people are cruel or have mean intentions, but because even the simplest pet can turn out to be more than the average person can handle, especially if the pet isn't suitable for that person's expectations and abilities.
How true.
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