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What an amazing season two we had. I want to thank all of our amazing guests for taking the time to be on our podcast and share their thoughts and emotions and share some personal information too. And I want to also thank our listeners for being part of our community. To sum it all up, we talked with some veterinary behaviorists like Dr Chris pockel and Dr Ariel Fagan, and we also talked with Dr Alexia Miller about nutrition. And we also discussed shifting from traditional dog training to a more holistic approach, and what that looks like. With Alyssa Ralph and Lindsay Fontana. We also talked with Dr Robert Falconer Taylor about pain in dogs and humane education. With Emily trinetti. We also discussed busting myths with dog medication with Dr Stacy Jones, and we had two personal stories with Jane and Winnie and how the relationship changed when she changed her approach to understanding Winnie instead of just trying to fix her. And we also talked with Andrew Hale, and he shared a story about his grief journey after the loss of his animal companion, Arthur, finally stepping into the world of animal communication. We talked with Jolie wingerson and Annika McDade. Those were really fun conversations. So as I continue to grow and evolve, so will this podcast, and so I hope you will grow with me and share this podcast with others. For season three, we're going to slow it down a little bit, and we're going to have an episode come out every other Tuesday instead of every Tuesday. This series is going to be called our summer working dog series. So every other week, you'll hear about the topic of working dogs, whether you're looking for a working dog from a reputable breeder, or the needs of working dogs like livestock Guardian breeds or herding dogs, how to live with the working dog when they are a pet dog, quote, unquote, and rescues mixed with working breeds, search and rescue and so much more. Each dog has a purpose, and it's our job to make sure that need is fulfilled, or else you'll have some issues. That purpose might look different for each dog, whether it's physical work or companionship. We'll explore some fun topics that will hopefully give you better insight into you and your dog's needs. I would love to know what you're interested in hearing about in regard to working dog breeds as always. Thank you for listening and sharing, and I'll see you in season three. You.
