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Other Books by Karen Pryor 
Nursing Your Baby
Lads Before the Wind, Diary of a Dolphin Trainer
Don’t Shoot the Dog! The New Art of Teaching and Training
How to Teach Your Dog to Play Frisbee
On Behavior: Essays and Research
Clicker Training for Dogs
Clicker Training for Cats
Click to Win: Clicker Training for the Show Ring
Nursing Your Baby, 3rd edition, with Gale Pryor
Nursing Your Baby, 4th edition, with Gale Pryor
Dolphin Societies: Discoveries and Puzzles, editor, with Kenneth S. Norris
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To Max, Gwen, Wylie, Ellie, Micaela, Nat, and Maile
With much love
Grandma Karen
Contents 
1. Reaching Minds
2. Shaping
3. Communication
4. Feelings
5. Creativity
6. Attachments
7. Fear
8. Conversations
9. Questions
10. Answers
11. People
12. Intention
Find Out More!
Glossary
Do It Yourself
Thanks
Reaching the Animal Mind
Chapter 1 
Reaching Minds 
People and Their Animals 
I’m standing at the edge of a dusty road in a little town in South America. A barefoot, grimy boy walks past, a very little boy, maybe between three and four years old. He’s eating a bun. Behind him trails a skinny puppy, itself very young.
The boy turns around, sees the dog, and raises a threatening fist. The dog cowers dramatically, cringing to the ground. The boy looks up with a huge, triumphant grin: “I scared the heck out of him, didn’t I!” He walks on down the road. The puppy gets up and slinks after him—and guess what: the boy has forgotten about the bun. He lets it fall, and the puppy grabs it and runs away.
That’s how we’ve dealt with domestic animals ever since we and they evolved together. We treat them like subordinate, stupid human b ............

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