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`THERE'S nothing educational, stimulating, or uplifting about a bear riding a bicycle,'' says Pat Derby, a former Hollywood animal trainer, and stunt woman. ``When you train an animal to do something unnatural, you fall to the decadent level of the Romans who cheered the gladiators. ``If we need to confine exotic animals at all, I believe they should be left untrained to enjoy loving, daily interactions with their keepers.''
Many people see Ms. Derby's position as extreme. After all, it would mean the end of trained animals in movies, theme parks, and zoos. And when animal training is done in a responsible atmosphere, it is generally seen as a fun-loving, even wholesome activity.
Nevertheless, she is leading a moral crusade, which, among other activities, has involved her in a state investigation of animal abuse at the San Diego Zoo which probes the fine line between animal discipline and abuse. Derby's strong views come after more than two decades of performing-animal experience: everything from cleaning cages and bottle-feeding newborn tigers to training animals for such TV shows as ``Daktari,'' ``Flipper,'' and ``Gentle Ben.'' She and her husband produced the first Lincoln-Mercury ``Sign of the Cat'' commercial. Her animals were also used in Honda, Kal Kan, and Purina ads and appeared in dozens of films, including Walt Disney's ``The Love Bug,'' plus television series such as ``The Waltons,'' ``Gunsmoke,'' and ``Lassie.''
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