I praise "positive training". This means rewarding the animal for what it does well, rather than punishing for what it does wrong. When a trainer uses positive training the animal comes on the set feeling that it will be a moment of pleasure and appreciation, of fun and grace. In "negative training" the animal is scared, knows that it will get hurt until he achieves something that he does not understand. He will look miserable on screen. I only accept "positive training" on my sets. I like my actors to be feel confident and happy in front of my cameras. Therefore I like my animal actors to be driven by the same feelings of pride and pleasure when they are in front of the lens and in front of my eyes. I like the animals to like me as I know how good it feels to like them --and to be liked by them. The feeling just like something between lovers is gracefully beautiful.

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