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		<title>By: JackPDB</title>
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		<description>This is very useful stuff, Sharda—thanks for summarizing the current thinking so neatly. The advances in animal psychology are going to revolutionize training. Already we&#039;ve seen a societal shift (in the industrialized west, anyway) away from the idea of &quot;breaking&quot; an animal, eradicating its natural impulses, and towards the idea of working &lt;i&gt;with&lt;/i&gt; those instincts to attain a desired result.  One of our defining traits as a species is our ability to act &lt;i&gt;against&lt;/i&gt; instinct; when we train by modifying our behavior, rather than by expecting to modify a dog&#039;s instincts, it doesn&#039;t just let dogs be more doggy; it makes us more human, too.
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is very useful stuff, Sharda—thanks for summarizing the current thinking so neatly. The advances in animal psychology are going to revolutionize training. Already we&#8217;ve seen a societal shift (in the industrialized west, anyway) away from the idea of &#8220;breaking&#8221; an animal, eradicating its natural impulses, and towards the idea of working <i>with</i> those instincts to attain a desired result.  One of our defining traits as a species is our ability to act <i>against</i> instinct; when we train by modifying our behavior, rather than by expecting to modify a dog&#8217;s instincts, it doesn&#8217;t just let dogs be more doggy; it makes us more human, too.<br />
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