APSC 3064
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Kathy Sdao | formerly worked for Navy training dolphins in Hawaii; currently a dog trainer; stress important points w/ animal training are to notice good behaviors & see what your dog is actually doing
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| Henry Ford | "whether you think you can or think you can't, you're right"
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| Ian Dunbar | developed 'growl class' for dogs who are 'dog-reactive'; emphasizes owners to socialize puppies when they are very young
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| Suzanne Clothier | says that owners make mistake of controlling their dog's body instead of the dog's mind; owners have unrealistic expectations of what their dogs should do and how their dogs should behave
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| Dr. Petra Mertens | emphasized two regions involved in dog mentality which are: amygdala(automatic, emotional, quick reactions) and ventral medial prefrontal cortex(controlled, logical, and empathetic); talks about 3 M's(Medication, Modification, Management)
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| Cesar Millan | respecting existing hierarchy will not give lower ranking animals opportunity or disadvantage of moving up in the pack
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| Grey Stafford | emphasizes co-operation; dominance hierarchy is fluid, change is always possible; teach alpha individuals to tolerate more submissive ones; treats animals from bottom of order to the top to build confidence in lower individuals
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| Susan Garrett | 'Say Yes to Dog Training'; is currently a positive trainer through the use of clickers
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| Ray Coppinger | DOGS: A Startling New Understanding of Canine Origin, Behavior, and Evolution
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| Patricia Mcconnell | "Theory of Mind"
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