The Reluctant Dog Man: Mike Reed on Hunting Dogs, Rescues, and the Price of a Good Dog
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This episode is for anyone who loves dogs. Mike shares what it’s like to live with and take care of dozens of dogs at a time for years on end, including numerous strays he and his wife have rescued. As someone who doesn’t breed, board, or train dogs professionally, this episode of The Hunting Dog Roadshow is Mike’s confession about lifestyle choices, hunting dogs, strays, training and competition, and the responsibility of loving dogs through thick and thin.
From Treeing Walker Coonhounds to Labrador Retrievers, Deutsch Drahthaars, Beagles, Vizslas, and other working and sporting dogs—as well as more than a few mutts, Mike shares stories and lessons from his mid-life crisis that led to a lifestyle spent around dogs with drive and personality. He talks about learning from pro trainers and working with sporting dogs. He also explains why taking in abandoned dogs has been such a rewarding part of his life and why true dog ownership means accepting the joy, the pain, and the financial consequences that come with it.
This episode’s topics include hunting dogs, dog training, hunt tests, competition coonhunting, field trials, sporting breeds, rescue dogs, bird dogs, retrievers, hounds, rabbit dogs, coonhounds, and the bond between people and dogs.