James Waite has trained dogs across San Diego County for more than two decades, working with what he describes as a customized blend of positive reinforcement and balanced methods. According to the business's website, his approach centers on pack psychology rather than food-based motivation, the idea being that owners learn to establish clear rules and boundaries while still using praise and reward. He notes experience with rescue dogs, deaf dogs, and service animals alongside standard obedience work.
Who's Walking Who offers private lessons and a two-week board-and-train program, addressing everything from basic obedience to behavior issues like aggression, separation anxiety, and leash reactivity. Their site claims results for many behavior problems within three to four weeks. They also emphasize ongoing support, stating that follow-up questions after training come at no extra charge.
The business has an unusual secondary focus: James's wife Allison has worked in the raw pet food industry for fifteen years, and together they operate as San Diego County's exclusive distributor for two raw food brands. For owners interested in raw feeding, they provide consulting alongside the training services, a combination that reflects their particular philosophy about dog care as a whole.
