In this conversation, Sarah Jung, a dog trainer from Korea, shares her journey of learning dog training in the US and her focus on rescue dogs. She discusses the cultural differences in dog ownership between Korea and the US, the challenges faced by dogs in farms, and the importance of preparing dogs for adoption. Sarah emphasizes the need for proper training and understanding of dog behavior to ensure successful adoptions.
Takeaways
- Sarah Jung is a dog trainer who focuses on rescue dogs.
- She learned dog training in the US and brought back positive methods to Korea.
- The dog culture in Korea is evolving, with more people treating dogs as family.
- Dog farms in Korea are being phased out, with laws changing in the next two years.
- Rescue dogs often come with behavioral challenges that require patience and training.
- Understanding a dog’s body language is crucial for successful training and adoption.
- Scooby’s story highlights the journey of a rescue dog from a farm to finding a forever home.
- Training for rescue dogs includes loose leash walking and socialization.
- Adopters need to be educated on dog behavior and triggers for a successful transition.
- Social media plays a role in connecting trainers with the community and promoting rescue efforts.
Chapters
00:00 Journey of a Dog Trainer: From Korea to the US
02:36 Understanding Dog Culture in Korea
05:08 The Reality of Dog Farms and Rescue Efforts
07:35 Preparing Dogs for Forever Homes
10:00 Connecting with the Community: Social Media and Resources
