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It would not do, obviously, for just any individual to be able to set so dangerous a beast into its behaviors. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 70, Sentence #46)

To a trained animal it is not necessary to speak commands sharply, or harshly. Often one wants to issue them quietly, very quietly, even whispered, that a quarry may not be alerted to its presence. It may be recalled he had retrained the sleen in the forest, beginning with the translator, to substitute Gorean for Kur, such that the animal would now respond only to Gorean, and, as is usual with a sleen and single trainer, only to the particular trainer's commands. It would not do, obviously, for just any individual to be able to set so dangerous a beast into its behaviors. When masters change the beast must be retrained, or, if this proves impractical, killed. Ramar padded away, amongst the closely set trees. Cabot had good reason to believe the sleen would not be in much danger. - (Kur of Gor)