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You are thinking about having your dog hunt for primary, meaning treats and/or toys, but what does that really mean? Are there any special considerations? How should set-up your training sessions? What pitfalls should you avoid? How will you know what ask your dog to hunt for?!
All these questions and more will be answered in this live webinar! Learn how having your dog hunt for primary can be a GOOD thing even if you are interested in having them hunt for target odor later or even, brace yourself, if they are already hunting for target odors right now!
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This webinar has been approved for 2 NACSW CEUs.
Hunting for Primary: Tips and Tricks Webinar
LIVE WEBINAR
Perhaps you are interested in learning more about having your dog hunt for primary. This webinar will provide tips, tricks and common pitfalls to avoid!
Dianna L. Santos
WEBINAR REPLAY
SHOULD YOU TAKE THIS WEBINAR?
Are you considering having your dog hunt for primary? Learn some tricks for success, pitfalls to avoid and how you can more fully leverage these hide types.
Are you looking to inject some fun back into your searches? Remove the stress hunting for target odor can cause. Was that alert good enough? Do I reward now? Did I place it in a good spot?! Get back to foundations by having your dog hunt for primary, remind yourself of the great observational skills you have and make the sniffy game fun again by having them hunt for primary!
Are you an instructor? Get some ideas of set-ups you can incorporate in your lessons or explanations to share with your clients.
Are you interested in participating in Cyber Scent Work? They offer a food hide track! Learn how you can design searches in training to better show you how to set them up for your video entry submissions.
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