Odor Observation: How to Read Your Dog and Become a Proficient Trial Team Webinar Instructor:Jill Kovacevich Judges and others

Judges and others

Is Your Dog Ready to Hunt for Birch

We will go over some ways you can become more creative with your practice sessions to help keep them challenging

In order to give the dog the best opportunity to learn to push the ball straight towards the handler and have control of their pushing behavior

Odor Observation: How to Read Your Dog and Become a Proficient Trial Team Webinar Instructor:Jill Kovacevich Judges and othersAsk yourself, as a Nosework and Scentwork Handler, how would you rank your skill set to read your dog working odor? Do you understand based on observation where and when your dog is in odor or where the dog isnt in odor? Can you read your dogs search behavior, motion, direction or other odor cues and determine what odor may or may not be doing in the search as the search unfolds? Do you use this odor information as communication from your dog to help