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Maybe because if you follow their steps and actions maybe you change the way you were acting before.

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Yes because if those rules apply to humans, then it can apply too animals as well.

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In both relationships you have to make sure you understand each other.

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Because you never know what they might have to say, and you might have to regret it.

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Maybe, if they will follow you then it's possible, because maybe the will want to change but they need a role model

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Yes, I do because the same rules that apply to humans apply to animals.

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In both relationships you have to understand each other

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She didn't listen to reese and it costed her.

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You can with some people, somebody just might not wanna change but other people will. So if you leading the correct way and making good decisions, then other people will want to follow you.

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I think so because if you are the owner of the animal, they look up to you. So if they are going to act just like you and they will look up to you.

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In both relationships you can understand each other.

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She didn't understand reese and it costed her.

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Yes because humans can influence other people.

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Yes because humans and animals are the same just we can't understand animals but we can still change them by acting kind or helpful in front of them.

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In both there is understanding and emotion.

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because she didn't listen to reese and it costed her.

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Yes, Humans can influence each other to act in certain ways.

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Yes, because reese grew more friendly as the woman tried to be more promptive and confident.

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In both you have to understand the other

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it is so you can make the necessary bonds for a good and healthy relationship

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Yes, people treat people the way they wanted to be treated .

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yes , because your emotions have an effect on the horse, if you dont treat the horse right , the horse wont feel that emotional connection with you .

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in both relationships there is mutual feelings and emotions being shared.

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So you build a healthy relationship with anyone around you.

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So that you build a healthy relationship with those around you. As she said, being present is not an option.

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Yes I do because the golden rule is the same thing as in the last question (Treat other how you want to b treated)

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The golden rule applies here again. Treat others the way you want to be treated. If you treat someone badly, they will not be so nice to you or nice at all. If you treat some good, then they will treat you well.

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Yes I do because the same rules that apply to humans also apply to animals.

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Yes. It is like the golden rule: treat others the way you want to be treated. If you treat a horse nicely and well, they will like you. If you treat them harshly or badly, they will treat you badly by not following directions, etc.

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In both relationships, both partners have emotions and feelings, and they are able to communicate with one another. For the relationship to work, there has to be a mutual understanding.

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The speaker encourages us to be present with those around us because that is a necessity to a healthy and good relationship.

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they both have emotions and need help

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They both need a active way to commuticate.

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Again, sometimes because if you are being nice to them, they might treat you the same, and if you treat them bad, they are most likely gonna treat you bad too.

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Sometimes, because if you are acting nice to the horse, they might give you the same energy back.

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They both need to communicate, not with just words, but actions.