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Hey, everybody. Welcome to the Houndations podcast. I'm your host, Tony Peterson, and today I'm

chatting with my good buddy, Josh Miller, owner of Riverstone kennels and all-around

badass dog trainer.

Look, this is a fun one for me.

Josh is a great dude who has been a dog trainer for a long time now.

I have to say, I just love his approach.

He's realistic about dogs and their abilities while still asking a lot out of them and

holding them accountable.

He's also just fair and entirely focused on the long game development of sporting dogs.

In this episode, we get into all kinds of topics, including managing old hunting dogs,

developing dual purpose hunting dogs, and just learning to take a slow and steady approach

to ensure that our sporting dogs can reach their full potential.

So buckle up because he drops a ton of killer info on this one.

Josh Miller, it's good to see you, buddy.

You too, buddy. Thanks for having me on.

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