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Welcome to the Foundation's podcast.

I'm your host, Tony Peterson.

Today's episode is all about training styles and how to decide what is right for you and your dog.

This one's going to be kind of a fun one.

It'll probably piss some people off, though.

I don't know how to talk about the difference in training styles and not have that be the result, so I guess just doesn't really matter.

Thing is, there are a lot of different ways to train a dog, and one might really resonate with you, or more importantly, might really be what's necessary for your specific dog.

So buckle up, because that's what I'm going to talk about right now.

One of the weirdest things that has happened to me is that I realized how much I like to coach sports teams.

I guess I should explain that better.

I really enjoyed coaching my daughters on their sports teams up until they got a little too good for my skill level and my travel schedule made it almost impossible to really commit to the gig.

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