In this conversation, Ken Witt speaks with Ronnie and Susanna Smith of Smith Kennels about their approach to training hunting dogs, particularly Brittanys and Pointers. They discuss the evolution of dog training, the importance of mindset and behavior, and the significance of breeding practices. The Smith's emphasize the need for a good match between dogs and their owners, the role of the female in breeding, and the tools they use, such as the Wonder Lead. They also share insights on their training seminars and the importance of socializing puppies.

In this conversation, Ken Witt and Johnny Morgan discuss their shared experiences in dog hunting, the transition from hunting with beagles to retrievers, and the unique way Johnny incorporates dog training into his ministry. They explore the impact of their dog training experiences on their faith, share personal anecdotes, and discuss various dog breeds and training techniques. The conversation highlights the importance of community involvement and the joy of watching dogs work in the field.

In this episode of Gundog Nation, Ken Witt discusses The Drake Project with veterinarians Kate and Lea, focusing on a significant health issue affecting dogs related to a specific parasite. The conversation covers the parasite's life cycle, symptoms in dogs, community awareness, and the ongoing research efforts at Texas A&M University. The veterinarians emphasize the importance of educating dog owners about this parasite, its detection, and the need for better diagnostic tools and treatments. In this conversation, Ken Witt engages with Kate and Lea to discuss the prevalence, treatment, and complexities of Heterobilharzia in dogs. They explore the differences in breed susceptibility, the importance of combined treatment protocols, and the challenges of diagnosing and treating this infection. The discussion also highlights the need for community support and awareness regarding this emerging health issue in dogs.