What advantages can a pet owner gain from studying pet behavior?

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Can the analysis of all animal activities influence the bond shared between pets and their owners?

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Our three golden retrievers have been waiting for this content for 16 years and 7 months.
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What a considerate and original idea for a topic. Thank you Dr. Huberman
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Haven't read the content yet but I am guessing Andrew is definitely gonna mention Costello. That's when I see Andrew to be the most vulnerable and authentic and I love that side of him.
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This is what I do: Try to help animals live better lives in a world dominated by humans, by showing the people how to improve their ways of relating to animals.
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¡Hola Profe! Such a wonderful conversation! Made me remember with a smile those 13 years I was blessed to share with my dog Rudi. He was a dedicated "dumpster diver" and "quick reader". And in his last years of his life he was best companion my dad ever had. Thank You for all Your hard work and care for all of us.
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I’ve been thinking about my cat for the last couple of days. A Burmese, she was my father’s constant companion in his last years, and had to weather many changes/relocations. She had a passion for prawns and I liked to indulge her. This content helps me understand her better. Many thanks.
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I don’t want to cry today. RIP George.
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I absolutely love my pets. This is a really good topic. Thank you Dr. Huberman and Dr. Westlund!
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I let out a little excited scream when i saw the title. Thank you for this beautiful topic.
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I absolutely LOVE this podcast idea. I am very excited to listen to his episode. Thank you! ❤
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Didn't expect this one but it is much appreciated. thank you
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Dr. Westlund studies animal behavior and emotions for a living, so it's not just a pet project.
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Yessss. Love the knowledge and voice given to animals.
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Amazing topic! Cannot wait to get home and read thank you Andrew ❤
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Such a thoughtful and refreshing take — thank you, Dr. Huberman, for always delivering insight with depth and clarity. Truly appreciated! ✨
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Wow! Love the title of this podcast.
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Nice!!! My pup thanks you. Perfect topic for a sunny Monday.
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I read your content with pleasure. Your contents are an inexhaustible source of engaging content.‍♀️
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Scent vs sight hounds, over 30 years training every group and 100's of breeds, the scent hounds & terriers take more time & patience because they're easily distracted by their noses. The schooling environment is critical with the early stages & building confidence.
The sight hounds are more difficult to generalize, such a wide variety of "personalities"
Andrew pretty sure Costello is just resource guarding his gravy train, now the Dutch Shepherd is a dog that lives for you & won't hesitate to lay his life down to protect yours.
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