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The final episode in the "It\'s a Zoo Around Here" special...

And this one is about the dolphin. 

Dolphins are open and unassertive, warm, supportive, and reliable. However, the dolphin sometimes is seen by others as compliant, soft-hearted, and acquiescent. 

Dolphins seek security and like to feel they belong. Like the elephant, the dolphin is slow at taking action and making decisions. This procrastination stems from a desire to avoid risky and unknown situations. Before dolphins take action or make decisions, they have to know how other people feel.

The dolphin is the most people-oriented of all four styles. Having close, friendly, personal, and first-name relationships with others is one of the most important objectives of the dolphin\\u2019s style.

Dolphins dislike interpersonal conflicts so much that they sometimes say what they think other people want to hear rather than what they really think. 

Dolphins have tremendous counselling skills and are extremely supportive of other people. They are also incredibly active listeners. You usually feel good just being with a relater. Because dolphins listen so well to other people, when it is their turn to talk, people usually listen. This gives them an excellent ability to gain support from others.
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