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Why three-dimensional sniffing matters in scent training
When we talk about developing a well-rounded scent-working dog, a big part of the game is teaching problem-solving skills. A crucial way to build this up is to teach your dog to use their nose in three dimensions . This is about helping your dog learn to put their nose down low, at mid-level, as well as up high to find available scent sources within the same search area. A dog who only practices nose height or flat searching will be missing hides and huge piece of the olfa
Nov 103 min read


HOW SCENT MOVES: Understanding odour and environmental effects
You may have heard the word odour "plume" or even in the past the odour "cone". This is all about how odours from a treat, all the way to a person might move in the environment. Odour coming from a particular source will disperse in the air as a scent plume. That is not uniformly like you see with light or in some cases sound, but in a turbulent, meandering plume like pattern. Typically outdoors, plumes are carried downwind. When the wind flow is turbulent, which it almost
Oct 132 min read


Scent Work and Puppies
We know scent is important for our dogs, but for our puppies it can be a matter of life and death. If you’ve ever witnessed a litter of...
Sep 153 min read
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