Hi folks, Jack Spirko here. Today you are listening to an episode of PSP Rewind Commercial

Free Versions of Past Episodes podcast blasts from the past. I put these up when I can't

do a show due to professional commitments or rare vacations. These podcasts will appear

in standard iTunes Stitcher and other feeds, but will be titled PSP Rewind Episodes and

numbered accordingly.

And today we are rewinding back to May the first 2018, originally episode 22-09, understanding

the canine brain hope you enjoyed. It was one of the more popular episodes of the year 2018.

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Let's go ahead and get into this and start talking about today's topic, which is dogs

and understanding the canine brain. I've done shows on training dogs before, likely the best

one I ever did was, well it was episode 1797, training dogs to fit in on the homestead. It was

probably the best one I ever did. And it was right around two years ago. It's 11 months almost

to the day today. One year, 11 months, almost to the day today that I did that show. And I'm going

to be in that vein today, but not really about the training. So we're not going to be talking about

how to train a command and what commands to train and why those are important. You can go back and

listen to that show. There's a link in today's show notes. What I really want to do is help you

understand dogs so that you're a better trainer and companion two-year dog and two other dogs

when you come in to contact with them. I want to say as well that I don't consider myself to be a

dog professional, a dog psychologist, a dogologist, whatever the hell that is, or a dog survive.

I do consider myself to be a dog person or in my wife's bespoke in term one time, a dog animal.

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