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Hey, everyone.

Welcome to the Houndations podcast.

I'm your host, Tony Peterson.

And today's episode is all about pack behavior and why we should try to understand it

so we can understand our dogs better.

The thing about animal behavior, and I include human behavior in this broad sweeping statement,

is that a lot of it is easier to understand if you look at the evolutionary history of whatever species you're thinking about.

You know, of course, in this case, we're talking about dogs. And the behavior I want to talk about

kind of all relates to them being pack animals or what we believe about pack animals. So there's

a lot to unpack here. Get it? So I'm going to get started right freaking now.

One of the things I love about going to the gym, besides finding any and every reason I can to remind

people that I like to go to the gym, is that when you work from home and spend most of your

day trying to create stuff out of your dumb head, it's nice to go where people are. Not too many people

though, because man, does the general public not do a whole lot for this guy? But the gym is different,

especially if you go a lot at the same time every day. I see people there every time I go,

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