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	<title>Comments on: NC Highway Patrol to revamp K-9 unit</title>
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		<title>By: Anne-n-Spencer</title>
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		<description>I haven&#039;t understood this from the beginning. How does torturing and beating a dog until it&#039;s cowed into submission develop the qualities needed in a police dog? We did our obedience training with Molly with a man who had retired as a trainer of police dogs. Looking back, I guess the leash corrections were a bit tougher, and we the humans were taught to be a bit more assertive than we might be. But there was never a hint of mistreatment or injury. And I doubt the trainer had ever maltreated a dog in his career. He was all business, but he wasn&#039;t pathological. This North Carolina approach is some kind of weirdness that has sneaked in out of the weeds.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I haven&#8217;t understood this from the beginning. How does torturing and beating a dog until it&#8217;s cowed into submission develop the qualities needed in a police dog? We did our obedience training with Molly with a man who had retired as a trainer of police dogs. Looking back, I guess the leash corrections were a bit tougher, and we the humans were taught to be a bit more assertive than we might be. But there was never a hint of mistreatment or injury. And I doubt the trainer had ever maltreated a dog in his career. He was all business, but he wasn&#8217;t pathological. This North Carolina approach is some kind of weirdness that has sneaked in out of the weeds.</p>
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