how to prepare and set your hides and to ensure your dog still loves the game
Are you aware of how you could potentially place a dog into conflict with how you move or act within a search area
But this will never feel like work
Michael and Natalie will clarify the role of the handler in training
What training tools
Squirrel! From Distracted to Committed: Reading, Training, and Recovering the Search Webinar Enrollment Options:Webinar Replay how to prepare and setDistractors show up at every level of Nosework. Food, toys, people, animal odor, social scent, search area novelty, environmental pressure, stress, and reinforcement history can all change how a dog works. Distractors are not one training problem. A dog may investigate competing reinforcement, check an environmental change, respond to stress or pressure, shift into handler dependent searching, or lose clarity in the task. Those moments can look