This week, Jess and Scott discuss the volatility that exists in the online dog world today. Dog professionals preying on other dog professionals has become more prominent over this past year, and this episode explains how toxic that approach can be for all parties.

What is the danger of controlling access to information?

How is it possible some of the key players involved in this cancel culture are not in fact dog trainers by trade?

Why is it so important to focus on helping dogs and owners instead of getting wrapped up in all sorts of dog world politics?

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