Good training practices include the use of every advantage to communicate with your dog! Using Contextual cues when training Nose Work will give your dog important information so you can limit any confusion.
Good training practices include the use of every advantage to communicate with your dog! Using Contextual cues when training Nose Work will give your dog important information so you can limit any confusion.
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This live seminar of Margaret’s Foundation Nose Work Program will allow you to not only see the method that has taken dogs from their first introduction to odor right through the Elite level. Each game is explained, dogs are worked on the game and you see the real time coaching and feedback that Margaret gives to each team.
This seminar was fun and the group was awesome! To say that it was a pleasure to work with them is an understatement. That is what Margaret’s Nose Work program promotes, excellent training while having a great time doing it. One Happy Dog is the result, and happy handlers, too.
Margaret pioneered this method of Nose Work training after working with Bob Bailey, Parvene Farhoody and Randy Hare. Inspired by these cutting edge trainers, she came up with games to take your dog from odor recognition to odor obedience in a way that is outstanding. This method is now used by trainers around the world.
This course is a seminar style course. Material is available as one video.
Training your dog to love their “come to heel” cue is the important first step in obedience training. Make sure your dog loves coming to work with you and you will have a partner dying to work!
Container work is a common source of frustration for trainers and handlers. I’ll explain why distractions in containers can be so challenging for your dog, and then show you what to do to help your dog beat the container challenge. Let’s get containers with confidence!
This course is a seminar style course. All material is available as one video.
