They may deign to prance for their trainers, but they're not Russian or Ukranian, or Varangian for that matter, or Gothic or Hunnic or Scythic.
See the effects of nurture over nature when 200 domesticated mustangs parade in front of judges for the chance to win $170,000 in cash for their trainers and a permanent home for themselves.
"Zero tolerance" can also be a distraction, making too many policemen spend too much time handing out littering tickets and parking fines while, some streets away, young men are being murdered for their trainers.
Rats are too light to trigger land mines, and are taught to scratch at them and wait for their trainers once they've discovered one.
In reality, society waves this myth of meritocracy in front of us like the fake rabbit circulating around the track to trick greyhounds into running as fast as they can to win prizes for their trainers and owners.
Some gyms actually pay for their trainers to receive certification as an incentive for continuing to work there.
They then carried out three months of HPAI PS, working in pairs to visit 1-2 high-risk villages per week, during which they received a mentoring visit from their trainer for guidance and assessment.
Booklet is one of the nine Preakness horses who didn't run in the Derby, but three who did, and lost, are back for more, their trainers certain that their colts had excuses for not being unable to reel in a loose-on-the-lead War Emblem in the first leg of the Triple Crown.
In Krikpatrick level 1 training evaluation, trainee reaction to the training showed that, trainees were content with the training; on the appropriateness of the course for their work, trainers' competence, interpersonal communication with the trainers, with the training materials, training objectives and on the skills training.
