Jon and Sean sit down with Josh and Rachel from Paws and Footprints.

They discuss their experiences in K9 training, including their travels for conferences, the challenges of training dogs for fentanyl detection, and the importance of understanding canine psychology.

The conversation also touches on trends in military and police K9 training, the significance of dog control, and the work they do in behavior modification for aggressive dogs. In this engaging conversation, the hosts explore the journey of transitioning from military service to dog training, emphasizing the importance of personal touch in training philosophies. They discuss the emotional investment required in behavior modification and the significance of building strong client relationships. The discussion also covers innovative approaches to aggression training, the effective use of e-collars, and the rewarding experiences found in search and rescue work. The episode concludes with reflections on the commitment of dog trainers and the importance of collaboration in the field.