Tara Jones

When it comes to dog training, especially for hunting dogs, I’ve spent countless mornings in the field with my trusty companion, Max. There’s just something magical about watching a well-trained dog work seamlessly with you, whether it’s flush game in tall grass or tracking scents through the woods. My journey with Max has taught me the ropes—everything from patience and consistency to the joy of achieving those little milestones along the way. Every barking command and tail wag is a reminder of our partnership, and it’s simply rewarding to see him thrive in his natural instincts.

When I’m not out in the wild bonding with Max, you can find me cozying up with a good mystery novel or experimenting in the kitchen, trying to whip up gourmet dog treats (trust me, Max doesn’t mind being the official taste tester!). On weekends, you’ll often see me setting up canvas and paints in my backyard, where I indulge my passion for watercolor. It’s a bit like dog training—both require a splash of creativity, a healthy dose of patience, and of course, the willingness to embrace the messiness of the process. Whether it’s unleashing my inner artist or simply enjoying a lazy Sunday afternoon with a four-legged friend at my feet, I relish every moment of this adventure.