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Hey, everyone, welcome to the Houndations podcast.

I'm your host Tony Peterson, and today's episode is all about puppies and the dumb ways

we allow them to get injured.

Spring, ways we allow them to get injured. Springtime is puppy time, and a lot of folks will be adding a new member to their family

in the next couple of months. There are a few things more exciting than getting a fresh

recruit, and all of the excitement for the future usually culminates in a shopping

trip for new leashes and collars and dog beds and toys.

It's all hope and optimism.

And I don't want to doom too hard here, but puppies are prone to injuries.

Dumb injuries usually, and almost always ones that we can prevent, which is what I'm going

to talk about right now.

I was sitting in the steam room of the gym a couple weeks ago trying to listen to some death metal when I couldn't help but overhear a conversation between two women who were talking

about dogs. Now, if the conversation had gone anywhere else,

I probably wouldn't have paid any attention. But I like dogs, and I got the feeling that

the conversation might go in an interesting direction. And it did, with one woman saying that her

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