Teaching a creature that uses their instinct to kill their prey or survive in nature tA bullhook is a tool used to "train" animals to perform the tricks that amuse the audience, but it is in reality used a torture instrument to punish the circus animals when they disobey or refuse to perform tricks. ... Circus was caught abusing an animal. ... If any animal is taken over their instinct and attacks an audience member or employee, it has to be executed by the Animal Law protocol (x). However, who is really to blame for the injury the animal causes: the animal who acts on instinct or th...

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Also, people with private collections of animals, oftentimes do not know how to properly care for the animal, and risk hurting themselves, and the animal. ... A common misconception about zoos and wild animal parks, is that they are a place to learn about wild animals, and to see an animal in its most natural setting. ... They are used to being taken care of by humans, and therefore have not developed the natural hunting instinct. ... Lastly, you never understand the capabilities of any animal, let alone a wild animal. ... This is with all animals, not just wild animals. ...

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Condescension to animals that are pets and people's companions, which, normally, has too little to do with taking insightful care of them, represents, most probably, one of the best possible outcomes of human and animal relations. ... These discussions address the highly sensitive and challenging issues of hunting wild animals, breeding farm animals to be used as food, and carrying out experiments on animals. ... Great amounts of chickens and other farm animals should be killed every year to feed these pets. ... "It is estimated that a billion small animals a year fall victim to the ...

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This, of course, is not to say that they have somehow domesticated or that they have lost their instincts. ... Animals being forced to mate in controlled environments, and not feed until completion, to produce strong breed animals cause serious problems between the animals. ... They only want to get the most exotic animals out of the animals then throw them away. ... Zoos now only care about making exotic animals and money off of these animals. ... Some animals are bred into captivity, from which a male animal and a female animal were forced to mate in controlled environments to make the child...

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This was done because in Naturalism names are inconsequential and he is just like every other animal on earth. ... This is done so that a comparison can be seen between the ignorance of man and the natural instincts of the animal. ... Its instinct told it a truer tale than was told to the man by the man's judgment. ... Once again the man's ignorance is apparent where as the dog uses its instincts to understand what is necessary for its survival. ... This made the animal bristle and back away. ...

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Freud believes that the individual is helpless to his/her animal instincts and primal desires. ... If man would only follow his instincts, those that have been biologically and genetically implanted within him, the world might be a different and possibly better place. Presently, man is just a wild animal trapped in a cage. ... (Civilization and Its Discontent, pg. 23) Organized religion is yet another way of repressing man's natural instincts. ...

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The animals had to spend the night out in the wide-open Canadian fields. Tao, of course, was scared of the noises that the wild animals made and so Luath courageously slept with her to comfort her! ... And of course, the animals would have been so much better off just staying at the farm and waiting a few days for their family to come back and get them. But, their animals, they have animal instincts and insecurities. I"m sure that the animals will think twice before they leave to go find their family next time. ...

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There are laws prohibiting the infliction of pain on animals, yet meat consumption is not forbidden (only restricted). ... In Jewish law, field corners and gleanings were to be left alone so that the poor and animals may take these portions at will. Hybridization (of plants and animals) is forbidden and fruit trees may not be destroyed. Under the precepts of this "instinct renunciation" Schorsch relates three specific tenets Judaism requires: first, "ideally, Scripture would have us live as vegetarians;" meat consumption is not forbidden but is restricted; there are detailed laws prohib...

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