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When John C. Wright was a doctoral student in experimental psychology, he did his dissertation was on the development of social structure in German Shepherd puppies. Once people found out that he was doing research on how puppies bond with each other, they started asking him questions about their own dogs’ behaviors—in other words, they wanted to know how to apply his knowledge to real-world problems. He started reading further on canine behavior and, inspired by leaders in the field, such as Peter Borchelt, Victoria Voith, and Katherine Houpt, he soon found that he, too, had become an applied animal behaviorist.