
Scent Detection For Dog Sports
Scent Detection For Dog Sports, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 52 lectures, based on 18 reviews, and has 50 subscribers.
You will learn about Learn how to teach a dog to recognise and locate a specific target odour Work in partnership with your dog and enhance your relationship Provide your dog with a mentally stimulating and low impact activity Use your dog's natural talents in a fun and exciting way This course is ideal for individuals who are For dog owners wanting to train their pet dog in the canine sports of Scent Work or Nose Work or For all pet owners wanting to learn a fun activity to do with their dog at home It is particularly useful for For dog owners wanting to train their pet dog in the canine sports of Scent Work or Nose Work or For all pet owners wanting to learn a fun activity to do with their dog at home.
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Summary
Title: Scent Detection For Dog Sports
Price: $59.99
Average Rating: 4.65
Number of Lectures: 52
Number of Published Lectures: 52
Number of Curriculum Items: 52
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 52
Original Price: A$59.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Learn how to teach a dog to recognise and locate a specific target odour
- Work in partnership with your dog and enhance your relationship
- Provide your dog with a mentally stimulating and low impact activity
- Use your dog's natural talents in a fun and exciting way
Who Should Attend
- For dog owners wanting to train their pet dog in the canine sports of Scent Work or Nose Work
- For all pet owners wanting to learn a fun activity to do with their dog at home
Target Audiences
- For dog owners wanting to train their pet dog in the canine sports of Scent Work or Nose Work
- For all pet owners wanting to learn a fun activity to do with their dog at home
In the Scent Work method that I teach in this Course, your dog will not be searching for food treats. Instead, your dog will be introduced to your chosen scent or odour right from the start, and rewarded with food and/or toys for locating the source of that odour.
After completing a few preparatory steps, and ensuring your dog is suitably motivated, we will use a back chaining process – meaning that we first teach the dog what to do when it smells the odour (sit, down, freeze or other trained behaviour of your choosing), before getting the dog to search for the odour. A reward signal (a clicker, or a verbal marker such as “Yes”) is used to communicate to the dog the specific behaviours that are being rewarded. This method is similar to the way in which Police and Military Dogs are trained to find Narcotics or Explosives, or Conservation Detection Dogs locate Rare or Threatened animal or plant species. The Course will show you how you can easily achieve this with your own dog at home.
This training method is fast, leads to enthusiastic searching, and can prevent or resolve problems such as excessive scratching or biting at hides (places where odour is hidden), or having difficulty “reading” when your dog has located the source of the odour.
To help in the process of training your dog, we will explore the use of a variety of food delivery procedures and utilise everyday equipment such as kitchen colanders, pvc pipe, bricks, cardboard boxes and plastic storage containers to fully develop the chosen indication (alert behaviour).
My scent training method is geared towards owners aiming to enter Scent Work or Nose Work competitions (Trials), but you can use this training method for any other scent related activities such as finding truffles on your property, or locating items you habitually lose!
This Course will take you through the entire initial Scent Work training process, and introduce you to some Novice/Starter Level searches, including Container Searches (cardboard boxes), Interior Searches, Exterior Searches and Vehicle Searches.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction to Canine Scent Detection for DogSports of Nose Work and Scent Work
Lecture 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: What You Will Need
Lecture 1: A dog to use as your training partner
Lecture 2: Collar or Harness, and Leash
Lecture 3: A Training Location
Lecture 4: Food Rewards
Lecture 5: How To Choose and Prepare Odour for your dog to Find
Lecture 6: Small Containers to Hold and Hide the Odour
Lecture 7: A Training Clicker
Lecture 8: PVC Pipes, Plastic Containers, Cardboard Boxes, Bricks
Chapter 3: Preparing You And Your Dog For Scent Work Training
Lecture 1: Positive Reinforcement Training
Lecture 2: The Dog's Nose and Scenting Behaviours
Lecture 3: Motivating Your Dog
Lecture 4: Teaching The Marker Signal Click or Yes
Lecture 5: How Does Odour Move?
Lecture 6: Safety Notes
Chapter 4: The Indication Behaviour
Lecture 1: Choosing Your Dog's Indication Behaviour
Lecture 2: Preparation Training For A "Freeze" Indication
Chapter 5: Introducing Your Dog To Odour
Lecture 1: The Aim – Make Your Dog "Love" the Odour
Lecture 2: Using a Tin or Pot
Lecture 3: Using a Kitchen Colander
Lecture 4: Using a Bucket
Lecture 5: Using a Food Delivery Box
Lecture 6: Cleaning Up After Training
Chapter 6: Teaching Your Dog To Indicate On Odour
Lecture 1: PVC Pipe
Lecture 2: Plastic Container
Lecture 3: Brick
Lecture 4: Build Duration – Extend the Indication Behaviour
Lecture 5: Build Distance – Be Further Away From The Dog
Lecture 6: Add Distractions – To Stabilise The Indication Behaviour
Chapter 7: Choice Training
Lecture 1: Summary of Section – Choice Training
Lecture 2: The Hot Or Cold Game
Lecture 3: The Shell Game
Lecture 4: The Line Up Game
Lecture 5: Make and Use A Scent Wall
Lecture 6: Adding a Search Cue
Lecture 7: Working On Lead
Chapter 8: Starting Simple Searches for Sport
Lecture 1: Introducing Cardboard Boxes
Lecture 2: Starting Container Searches
Lecture 3: Starting Interior Searches
Lecture 4: Starting Exterior Searches
Lecture 5: Starting Vehicle Searches
Lecture 6: The Three Stages of Searching – What To Look For
Lecture 7: Reward The Find Then Reward The Indication
Lecture 8: Maintain The Foundations
Chapter 9: Trialing or Competing – How To Prepare and What To Expect
Lecture 1: What To Expect at an Official Trial/Test
Lecture 2: Make Training Look Like A Trial
Lecture 3: Odour Strength and Setting Out Hides In Advance
Lecture 4: Blind (Unknown) Searches
Lecture 5: The Start Line
Lecture 6: Calling "Alert"
Lecture 7: Practice in Different Places
Chapter 10: Conclusion
Lecture 1: Conclusion, Acknowledgements and Training Resources
Instructors
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Kate Lloyd
Dog Trainer
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