scentwork
Whenever possible, I want my dogs to be off lead. Off lead allows for normal, natural movement. They can stop when they want. Sniff, move on, return to a particularly stinky spot. They can regulate their speed, choosing when to run, when to walk. It also requires them to keep an eye on me. To […]
I’m a why-er. Why did you do that? Why choose A over B? Why does this work? Why doesn’t this work? And I love when students and clients ask why too. It’s my favourite question. And I’ll tell you why. Coming up . . . ‘Why’ is classed as an interrogative verb that asks about
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I hope your January has been good, that you’ve managed to have some fun with your dog. My garden is full of snowdrops and bulbs peaking up through the soil. Spring is approaching and I’m deep into planning for the rest of the year. I’ve been busy planning new projects and updating my Detector Dog
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Eek, I know! I’m operating at least a week behind everybody else. Last year was so wild for me on the home front. Now I’m in my new place, happy and settled, it’s taking me some time to get back into the rhythm of work. But don’t despair, I’m here! Coming up . . .
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Run out of ideas of where to hide your dog’s target scent? Looking for inspiration? Stop looking – I’ve got the solution. New hides every day for 30 days. Plus advice, tips and variations for all scentwork levels.
