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	<title>Comments on: Day 10: Case Study of a Busted Dog</title>
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		<title>By: pitbull friend</title>
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		<description>What a WONDERFUL blog entry! You are so right. When we pick through what a dog&#039;s past experiences are, we can find explanations for pretty much everything. I&#039;m not willing to rule out that there are some innate tendencies in different creatures, but so much can be explained by what they have seen before. I am trying to keep remembering this as I continue to work with a feral dog from Red Lake Reservation, who probably behaves much the same way other dogs would if they had not been indoors or met humans for the first couple of years of their lives. 

Jo sounds wonderful!  Thank you for helping her.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>What a WONDERFUL blog entry! You are so right. When we pick through what a dog&#8217;s past experiences are, we can find explanations for pretty much everything. I&#8217;m not willing to rule out that there are some innate tendencies in different creatures, but so much can be explained by what they have seen before. I am trying to keep remembering this as I continue to work with a feral dog from Red Lake Reservation, who probably behaves much the same way other dogs would if they had not been indoors or met humans for the first couple of years of their lives. </p>
<p>Jo sounds wonderful!  Thank you for helping her.</p>
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