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Miles From Ordinary PodcastShow Notes
Bex dives into the chaos of welcoming a new puppy, a rescue Hungarian Vizsla named Floppy, into her family. After months of searching, she finally finds her perfect pup, but the journey—and the hilarious chaos—are just beginning. From puppy escapades to navigating busy family life. In this episode, Bex shares her firsthand experience of adopting Floppy, including the emotional challenges of rehoming a young dog and how her childhood love for Vizslas played into this exciting new chapter. We uncover the surprising routines around training, vet visits, and plans to integrate Floppy into family adventures, including walks and upcoming trips. Bex also reflects on the humorous realities of dog-raising, like naming dilemmas and the quirkiest moments—that "flopping" dog has already made quite an impact.Beyond pups, Jess and Jon dive into the whirlwind of recent family outings, including wedding cake disasters, weather adventures, and the lessons learned from balancing a busy life with children, training, and travel. You’ll discover how Jess manages her triathlon training while pregnant, fueling strategies for endurance, and the importance of adaptability when juggling athlete life and parenting.This episode isn't just about dogs; it's a heartfelt story about the resilience, unpredictability, and humor that comes with modern family life. Whether you're a dog lover, parent, or adventure seeker, you'll be inspired by their honest reflections on balancing passion and everyday chaos.Perfect for anyone contemplating adding a furry member or looking to find humor in life's unpredictability. Bex, Jess, and Jon’s candid insights into their lifestyle, training, and family adventures make this episode both entertaining and relatable. If you've ever wondered what it truly means to live an active, messy, rewarding life with kids and dogs, this one’s for you.
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