FIELD CARD
Dog / Cat / Rabbit
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Dog: Structure, command, tighter control, higher-risk conditions, clearer boundaries.
Cat: Relaxed awareness, light boundaries, conserved energy, watchful tolerance.
Rabbit: Environmental flow, quick noticing, minimal interference, let it pass.
Same habitat. Different rule sets.
Problems often begin when we treat cat moments like dog threats, or try to control rabbit variables that should simply be observed and released.
Key question: What is this situation asking for: structure, tolerance, or space?
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| Location links: Chapter 6 — Adapting in Habitat | Framework page → Structure / Habitat / Adaptation | Leadership / team training |