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Hey, everyone, welcome to the Foundation's podcast.

I'm your host, Tony Peterson.

And today's episode is all about how we think about our dogs and our dog breeds and why that can get us into trouble.

Look, humans are goofy in a lot of ways.

For example, my Instagram feed is full of a few things.

Fish just clobbering topwater lures all over the world.

Dogs, well, doing dog stuff, which should come as no surprise to anyone.

And a hell of a lot of people getting injured while attempting to rope swing over lakes or parkour on small ledges,

drive vehicles over and through objects that won't allow a

whole lot of safe passage. Now, as a group, we have those kinds of people and the individuals

like myself, and I hope you, who would never attempt most of those things, even if we could

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