INSIDE THE NATIONAL WESTERN STOCK SHOW: STOCK DOG COMPETITIONS AND THE HANDLERS WHO MAKE IT HAPPEN

In this exciting episode of Trent on the Loos, Trent Loos takes you back to the action at the National Western Stock Show for part two of his in-depth coverage. This time, the focus is on the remarkable world of stock dog competitions and the dedicated handlers who work tirelessly alongside their four-legged partners. From herding livestock with precision to showcasing the incredible bond between human and dog, these competitions highlight the grit, skill, and determination of handlers and their trusted animals.
Trent dives right into the heart of the event, offering an up-close and personal look at the hard work and expertise that go into training and handling stock dogs. He engages with some of the most respected names in the field to uncover what it takes to succeed in this unique discipline. Guests include Dr. Jan Wagner and Bob Wagner, who share insights into the techniques and strategies that make a great stock dog-handler team. Kent Herbel lends his expertise on training methods and the importance of building trust with these working dogs. Meanwhile, Jordan Markowski provides a fresh perspective on the challenges and rewards of participating in stock dog competitions at such a prestigious event.
Throughout the episode, Trent’s on-the-ground approach brings viewers into the action, offering a rare glimpse into the lives of these hardworking handlers and their extraordinary dogs. Whether you’re a rancher, an animal enthusiast, or simply curious about the behind-the-scenes effort that makes events like the National Western Stock Show so memorable, this episode delivers a lively and engaging look at a fascinating aspect of agricultural life. Tune in for an unforgettable journey into the world of stock dogs, where teamwork and tradition take center stage.