She believed that every pet required a human partner who could lead, not as a tyrant, but in the harmonious synchrony of a dance duet. Yin's influence echoed in the hallways of professional organizations: she held pivotal roles in the American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior, the American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP) Handling Guidelines Committee, and the American Humane Association (AHA) Animal Behavior and Training Advisory Committee.

Treat to Train was established in 2020 with the goal to helping dogs and owners everywhere while having fun with dog training.Globally recognized and embraced, her innovative approach has been adopted in veterinary schools, clinics, and animal shelters, setting a gold standard for pet care. As an author, she sculpted myriad educational resources, becoming a beacon of knowledge on animal care, handling, and training.

Endorsed by the Veterinary Information Network (VIN), this innovative machine utilizes the proven method of positive reinforcement to shape your dog's behavior effectively and efficiently. Treat to Train is a force-free, reward-based dog training school based in Pretoria and Johannesburg, South Africa. It"s easy, fun and amazingly effective in a surprisingly short period of time; each "game" takes about five days to complete.Her groundbreaking approach to canine behavior has revolutionized dog training, blending scientific insight with innovative design.

Always supervise your pet during use, and regularly check your pet's products, removing and replacing them if damaged or if parts become detached and could be a choking hazard, and seek immediate veterinary attention if any material is ingested. The Treat and Train teaches dogs to focus on you using engaging, interactive games that provide exercise and mental stimulation. Just imagine – no more barking at the door, jumping on guests, begging at the dinner table, or hyper-active attention seeking. In her eyes, successful leadership was rooted in transparent signals, rewarding good behavior, withdrawing rewards for unwanted actions, and upholding consistency in training. It enables you to teach your dog to perform almost any behaviour, from everyday skills (such as potty training) to specialised skills (such as agility, obedience, service, and military work) at a distance.Her findings formed the foundational techniques of Low Stress Handling® and paved the way for numerous contemporary animal behavior and training programs. This understanding underscored her teaching: humans must be perpetually conscious of their gestures and movements, realizing that each action or lack thereof could shape an animal's behavior and perception.