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The Wolves playing at the centre which researches the behaviour and cognition of both wolves and dogs. – AFP

A programme in Austria teaches managers the ropes of exploring and engaging with animals, which will help them handle people and situations better in the real world.

WHEN they lick your face, you must keep your mouth closed. They have long tongues,” Kurt Kotrschal tells the group before they enter the wolf enclosure, soliciting a few nervous chuckles.

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