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    Outline Issue: Animal training methods and their effectiveness in terms of safety and success in producing desired outcomes. Thesis: Positive reinforcement training (PRT) is more effective in animal training than other traditional methods of training as it promotes obedience through a trusting relationship, reduces stress on the animal, and benefits the well-being and safety of both animal and trainer. I. Introduction: Widely used animal training techniques have varied from making an animal comply with force or sedation, to dominance training and reinforcement training. 1. Provide a brief history of animal training and why it is necessary. II. Claim: There has been much speculation about the most effective training methods for different…

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    that requires significant time investment, famously peter out unless they have unearthly and steely discipline. Successful animal training is notoriously perseverance intensive. This is partly why the world is full of untrained dogs. MY AGENDA I have three primary objectives with this program: 1. To get you to do it. Not just to acquire the technical know-how, but to actually do the legwork. Dog training is expensive behavior (in terms of time and en- ergy) for people. There is…

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    Negative Reinforcement in Animal Training: Useful or Unnecessary? Introduction There is a lot of debate in the training world about whether or not negative reinforcement is an effective way of training animals. Some trainers, such as Ed Frawley of Leerburg, believe that negative reinforcement is a necessary part of the training process and helps speed training up. Other trainers such as Cassie Malina of Natural Encounters, believe that negative reinforcement not only do not work, but will…

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    want to do in the future, but after researching, animal training proves more interesting to me because I have always wanted to work with animals. I would love to become close to them and watch them grow. I have always wanted to become a chef, or something close, because I love cooking and food in general. My mother has never been the best cook, so I thought if I learned to cook she wouldn't have to, so I took some cooking classes in my recent years of school. I have cooked occasionally at home…

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    Many mammals produce consumable milk. The most common animal to produce milk in the United States is dairy cattle. Other animals that produce consumable are goats, horses, water buffalo, and reindeer. Milk, the most popular beverage in the United States, can be processed into dairy products. These types of products are cheese, butter, milk, yogurt, and ice- cream. What would we do without dairy products? We use them every day, whether we are consuming or cooking them. With hard work and…

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    A retrospective study of a training program this time concentrating on Seizure Response Dogs by Kirton et al. [91] reported similar benefits in QOL. Records on animals' details, training programs, response and alerting signals, reliability and effect on seizures’ frequency were obtained. Twenty-two patients took part in the study, all with an established diagnosis of epilepsy validated by a neurologist and with 87% having a childhood-onset epilepsy. In average there were 36 seizures/ month with…

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    wild animals preform unnatural behaviors- balance on balls, wear huamn clothes, jump out of water on comand… for our entertainment?” This was the question of Paula Fitzsimmons who is very passtionate about saving wild animals. She highlighted one of the serious issues that one hasn’t sat down and thought about. Although circuses have used animals for many years doesn’t mean the animals are treated like they should be. Initially, circuses are saying animals are doing their natural habits but…

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    the papers and a CD, by throwing them around. The value of the Japanese will help in the near future.The American who lives in San Francisco. What I saw is that the first they did was separate the baby from the mother, however until they were at their house the mom and the baby are skin to skin touch and the baby just opened her eyes. The grandma and the baby is now doing a child-detected speech. In which she is just listing to the babies saying. The white baby was looking at the mirror. The…

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    For almost six years I worked for you as the bather of your small pet grooming business. Recently, I have been thinking about the training I received for the job and how it affected me as an employee. I am writing you this letter to explain the aspects of the training that were very effective and how you can continue to leverage them to produce great employees and an overall high-quality service. I also am going to discuss what I think lacked in the training process and how it could be improved…

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    Animals are stupid. They live off basic instincts and some of them rely completely on humans for their survival. An animal is not capable of thinking intellectually, but can be trained to perform basic tasks that may fool you into thinking they are just so smart! You are an animal. From the day you were born you have been trained to perform basic tasks and are praised for everything you accomplished. Like a dog you are given rewards for completing tasks, and this behavior doesn’t change as you…

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