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dog behavior
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Japan
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Dogs are usually not allowed on beds or furniture, and are expected to have their own designated sleeping areas.
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2
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dog breeding ethics
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Japan
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Prioritizes breeding for specific desirable physical and temperamental traits, such as loyalty and obedience
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3
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dog breeds
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Japan
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Value specific native breeds like Shiba Inu, Akita, and Japanese Chin
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4
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dog tag
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Japan
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Less commonly used, as other methods like microchipping are more prevalent for pet identification
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5
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dog training
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Japan
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Training dogs for obedience is less common, with a focus on providing care and companionship.
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1
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6
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dog training methods
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Japan
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More traditional and discipline-based training methods are often employed.
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7
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dog training methods
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Japan
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Positive reinforcement and gentle training techniques like hand signals are commonly used and seen as effective.
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1
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8
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dog-friendly workplaces
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Japan
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Uncommon, most workplaces do not allow employees to bring dogs to work due to cultural norms and hygiene concerns
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1
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9
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guide dogs
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Japan
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Guide dogs are highly respected and trained to provide precise assistance to their visually impaired owners
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1
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10
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pet training
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Japan
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Training pets may involve strict discipline and obedience without the emphasis on positive reinforcement.
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1
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11
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working dogs
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Japan
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Less commonly trained for avalanche rescue; more often used for search and rescue in disaster situations and as emotional support animals
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