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This week is one of our most personal episodes yet. We dedicate it to Blue—the puppy who changed our lives forever and reminded us that dogs are never “just pets.” We explore why the bond between humans and dogs runs so deep, what happens psychologically when we love and lose them, and why that grief can be just as profound as losing a family member. Along the way, we share funny stories, therapist insights, and the beautiful lessons dogs teach us about presence, unconditional love, forgiveness, and finding joy in ordinary moments. Whether you’re currently loving a dog or carrying the heartbreak of one you’ve lost, this conversation is for you
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