Episode 36: Obedience is just the begining!

Episode 36: Obedience is just the begining!

In this candid, unscripted episode, Sean and Jon dive into how dog training can become more than just teaching commandsit can completely transform your lifestyle. They discuss how addressing seemingly small issues like crate anxiety, door dashing, and poor impulse control can dramatically improve your relationship with your dog, both at home and in the real world Drawing from their own experiences and client success stories, they share practical strategies for building engagement, creating calmness, and developing true reliability. From mastering off-leash freedom to maintaining focus in busy neighborhoods, crowded parks, or even on the beach, this episode highlights the mindset shift that turns obedience into everyday freedom. Whether you’re just starting your training journey or looking to take your dog to the next level, this episode is packed with actionable advice to help you build a more confident, cooperative, and connected companion. They reveal the mindset shift necessary for dogs to thrive off-leash and in real-world settings, from calming arousal during walks to creating reliable recall, even on busy beaches or in loud neighborhoods. This episode is proudly sponsored by ORO K9 Services & ORO K9 Workwear. Whether you’re looking for professional canine services for military, law enforcement, or your companion dog!  https://www.orok9services.com Looking for durable, purpose-built workwear designed for dog handlers, ORO K9 delivers quality you can rely on. Built by professionals for professionals, they’re committed to supporting the working dog community every step of the way. https://www.oldrepublick9.com Thank you to ORO K9 Services & ORO K9 Workwear for supporting Working Dogs & Whiskey!

Episode 35: Personal Growth and Hold The Line!

In this episode of "Working Dogs and Whiskey," hosts Sean and Jon discuss their busy year, focusing on their dog training businesses and personal growth. They reflect on attending the "Hold the Line" conference, where they met industry leaders and learned new techniques. They also share insights on integrating technology with canine training and the value of networking at conferences. The episode concludes with updates on their online platforms and future plans for the podcast.

Episode 34: Josh and Racheal Pt. 2!

Join Sean White and guests Josh & Racheal Araujo with Paws & Footprints as they dive into the challenges and triumphs of running a dog training business together. This episode explores the intricacies of canine behavior modification, the innovative concept of conditional response for fentanyl detection, and the importance of creativity for handlers in training. Discover how passion and perseverance can lead to success in both personal and professional realms.

Episode 33: Travis Lloyd Interview!

Jon and Sean sit down with Travis Lloyd as he unveils the transformative power of clarity in dog training. Discover how simple tweaks to reward markers and correction signals can enhance understanding, trust, and performance. Learn why precision and mental clarity are crucial for overcoming outdated methods and achieving consistent results. With insights from elite trainers like Eric Good and Michael Ellis, this episode offers practical tips and real-world examples to elevate your training game. Perfect for handlers eager to master dog behavior and unlock their dog's true potential. Hit play to transform your approach today!

Episode 32: Justin Rigney- You Asked and He Answered!

In this episode of Working Dogs and Whiskey, Sean White and Jonathan Moses sit down with Justin Rigney to discuss various aspects of dog training, with questions asked directly from trainers via Instagram. They delve into building searches, tracking techniques, and the importance of balancing drive with emotional neutrality. Justin shares insights on handler aggression, navigating fear stages in young dogs, and the challenges of living with high-drive dogs. The conversation also touches on mentoring upcoming trainers, the significance of enjoying the training process, and the implications of tool bans in dog training. Justin emphasizes the need for continuous education and adapting to changes in the working dog community.