Preparing and Storing Nose Work Odors Preparing and storing Nose Work odors isn’t very hard. But it’s important to do it right. If you don’t take proper care with your oils, your dog’s drive to find Nose Work odors will suffer, or maybe even vanish. Nose Work odors are Essential Oils. The National Association of …
What kinds of searches can you expect in an NW1 Trial? How should you prepare, as you train in K9 Nose Work? What will you and your dog be expected to do? Are you ready? Do you and your dog have what it takes, to compete in an NW1 Trial? The Elements NW1, NW2, and …
Is your dog ready for Trial day challenges? Routines are comforting, especially to dogs. Dogs can’t comprehend leather-bound day planners or smart phone calendar apps. Dogs learn what to expect from prior experiences. Studies have shown that being able to predict what happens next reduces stress. Routines set future expectations. Consistent routines are especially helpful …
When I took my very first Nose Work class, I bought a 15′ nylon lead. It was cheap. It was lightweight. It came in a pretty red. I thought I was done buying Nose Work leashes and long-lines. Fast forward to today. I keep finding excuses to buy new leashes: new colors, new materials, new …
Nose Work is still a new sport. It is growing at an astonishing rate, as handlers and their dogs fall in love with this fascinating activity. In fact, there are brand new Nose Work recommended books that did not exist before. Even if you go to regular K9 Nose Work classes, there is so much …
Input your search keywords and press Enter.