Throwback Interview: Relationship-Based Dog Training with Kassidy King
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Throwback Interview: Relationship-Based Dog Training with Kassidy King
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This throwback interview with Kassidy King—dog trainer, prison program leader, and rescue advocate—is one of our most popular episodes to date. Once you hear it, you'll understand why.
Kassidy's approach centers on connection over commands, communication over control, and meeting both the dog and the human where they are. She shares how her own dog, Lana, pushed her into training out of necessity—and became her greatest teacher. She talks about the difference between what we want our dogs to be and what they actually are, and why closing that gap changes everything.
She also takes us inside the Pawsitive Change Program—a Marley's Mutts initiative that brings rescue dogs into prison yards and trains incarcerated men to train them. What happens there is exactly what you'd expect when you put the human-canine bond to work on purpose.
This conversation is about dogs. But it's really about people—and what becomes possible when we stop blaming and start connecting.
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