Scent Work University Blog
One of the questions I get asked most often is, "How do you find time to train all of your...
Most competitors only see the search they're about to run. They walk to the line, take a deep breath, listen...
When you think you've learned everything, you're usually just realizing how much you still don't know. It's a humbling place...
Every training setup asks the dog a question. Hide count gives one piece of information, and placement decides what kind...
Convergence happens when odor molecules from two or more sources intermingle in part or in whole. Odor interaction changes the...
In Scent Work, we ask “Does the dog know odor?” all the time. It’s a reasonable question. It’s also incomplete....
We all desire to be the best teammate possible to our dogs. However, the allure to be perfect can undermine...
What exactly is a paired hide and why would someone do that when training in Scent Work? In this blog...
When you think about your next Nose Work trial, what are your goals? For many teams, the first answer is simple:...
