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Exotic Animal Handling with Dr. Susan A. Brown: Chickens The gallus gallus domesticus is the Latin name for an animal we all think we know well: the humble chicken. But even an animal humans have been raising and breeding for thousands of years can have some surprising health needs you should know how to check … Continued
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Exotic Animal Handling with Dr. Susan A. Brown: King Snake How do you handle examining a snake? Unlike a dog or a cat, snakes can be problematic to hold in place. Dr. Yin introduces her colleague, Dr. Brown, who shows how to work with the snake to keep it calm and safe. Working with Pearl, … Continued
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Floyd, a 3-year-old bearded dragon, needs a health checkup. But how can we give him one in a way that minimizes stress and keeps him safe? Dr. Yin introduces her colleague, Dr. Susan A. Brown, noted exotic animal medical specialist. Dr. Brown demonstrates safe handling with Floyd the Bearded Dragon, covering basic, Low Stress Handling … Continued
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What is the Low Stress Handling Master Class? These 3 individual DVDs bought together are the one on one Master Class with Dr. Yin you’ve been looking for. ShareTweetPinRedditEmail0 Shares
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Here’s the correct way to get close to a nervous dog. Share2TweetPinRedditEmail2 Shares
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Restraining An Aggressive Cat Share10TweetPinRedditEmail10 Shares
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What was Dr. Yin doing in the Netherlands? ShareTweetPinRedditEmail0 Shares
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In this video, Dr Sophia Yin demonstrates what she did to socialize her 7 week old foster guinea pigs. This method will also work for any small animal. Share2TweetPinRedditEmail2 Shares
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Here is a video showing how some behaviors can be trained by capturing, then shaping. This lioness would rub her cheek against the bars when the trainer blew on her, so this behavior was captured then shaped into eventually presenting her side to the trainer (for blood draw). ShareTweetPinRedditEmail0 Shares
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Here’s a video on training a lion to lay calmly and turn his head 90ª away. Watch how this behavior is shaped. Share74TweetPinRedditEmail74 Shares