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Hey, everyone, welcome to the Houndations Podcast. I'm your host, Tony Peterson, and today's

episode is all about canine mental issues. And some of the quirky things that we think are

kind of innocent, but that can become big problems if they aren't addressed correctly.

Look, there's like a social contagion thing that happens with humans when we start to get

exposed to new issues that some of us have. Like a good example, it's probably like ADHD here.

You know, when I was a kid, yeah, ADHD was probably somewhat prevalent at the rates that it is today.

But no one really knew about it. In fact, back then it was just ADD.

Now it seems like most kids have it to the point where a lot of the behaviors are just explained away by that disorder without an actual diagnosis or a treatment plan a lot of times.

This same kind of thing happens with our dogs too too, and we use a lot of what we think

are just their individual quirks to gloss over behaviors that are probably not only were avoidable,

but also might, you know, be fixable.

That's what this episode is all about.

I really think that. what this episode is all about. I recently pulled into the parking lot of the gym and saw that a buddy of mine was sitting

in his truck.

I hadn't seen him for a while, so I walked over and started talking to him, and he instantly

offered up that he had been gone for a little over a month.

Now, out of respect for his privacy, I'm not going to go into too many details,

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