This is how you teach your dog scent detection
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This is how you teach your dog scent detection
2 weeks ago
MSNNate Schoemer
How Lucy finds criminals WITHOUT getting their scent first… When we usually start a track, we give the dog the track layer’s scent. The dog remembers it, and follows a track with the same scent. Simple enough, right? But… what if you don’t have that option? What happens when the criminal runs away… or the person’s gone missing… And you don’t have an item with their scent? I placed Lucy in the general area where I knew the track started from, and she picked it up. From then on, she knew she had t
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How Lucy finds criminals WITHOUT getting their scent first… When we usually start a track, we give the dog the track layer’s scent. The dog remembers it, and follows a track with the same scent. Simple enough, right? But… what if you don’t have that option? What happens when the criminal runs away… or the person’s gone missing… And you don’t have an item with their scent? I placed Lucy in the general area where I knew the track started from, and she picked it up. From then on, she knew she had t
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FacebookDog Training Dick Staal
👇Why I only track with ONE scent… … for a long time, at least. Many handlers start training with lots of scents immediately, but I’ll show you why that’s killing your progress. I’ve been tracking with Jacky for 3 months, and I’m only introducing another track layer now. (And it’s not just any track layer, it’s a police officer who came to visit us from Australia!) Anyway… Just think about it: If your dog isn’t super strong on one scent, and you introduce lots of distractions… How is your dog go
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👇Why I only track with ONE scent… … for a long time, at least. Many handlers start training with lots of scents immediately, but I’ll show you why that’s killing your progress. I’ve been tracking with Jacky for 3 months, and I’m only introducing another track layer now. (And it’s not just any track layer, it’s a police officer who came to visit us from Australia!) Anyway… Just think about it: If your dog isn’t super strong on one scent, and you introduce lots of distractions… How is your dog go
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FacebookDog Training Dick Staal
The 5 Phases of Search Dog Training: How to Train a Tracking Dog
The 5 Phases of Search Dog Training: How to Train a Tracking Dog
Nov 25, 2019
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When should you start training your dog on other people’s scents? Most handlers rush this step… … but that’s exactly how you lose focus and reliability in tracking. In the beginning, you should only train on your own scent… for a LONG time. That’s why I let Jacky smell my wallet before EVERY track.. If you want a solid foundation, here’s the rule: Don’t start with other people’s scents. Start with your own. For weeks. Sometimes months. Because the goal is to make the dog unbelievably strong on o
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When should you start training your dog on other people’s scents? Most handlers rush this step… … but that’s exactly how you lose focus and reliability in tracking. In the beginning, you should only train on your own scent… for a LONG time. That’s why I let Jacky smell my wallet before EVERY track.. If you want a solid foundation, here’s the rule: Don’t start with other people’s scents. Start with your own. For weeks. Sometimes months. Because the goal is to make the dog unbelievably strong on o
10.1K views6 months ago
FacebookDog Training Dick Staal
Start tracking with your OWN scent. Anything else will truly stall your progress. Here are the advantages: #1 Autonomy: You don’t need a training partner. You don’t need someone else to walk a track for you. You can be SO much more consistent. #2: Scent Familiarity: Dogs are masters at recognizing scents. Your dog is (obviously) already used to your scent. That familiarity removes confusion and helps the dog focus 100% on learning the exercise, not trying to decode the odor. #3: Track knowledge:
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Start tracking with your OWN scent. Anything else will truly stall your progress. Here are the advantages: #1 Autonomy: You don’t need a training partner. You don’t need someone else to walk a track for you. You can be SO much more consistent. #2: Scent Familiarity: Dogs are masters at recognizing scents. Your dog is (obviously) already used to your scent. That familiarity removes confusion and helps the dog focus 100% on learning the exercise, not trying to decode the odor. #3: Track knowledge:
34.7K views6 months ago
FacebookDog Training Dick Staal
👇 3 reasons to start tracking with your OWN scent. If you want to use something else – be my guest… But nothing compares to your own scent (at the beginning). Here’s why: #1 Autonomy: You don’t need a training partner. You don’t need someone else to walk a track for you. You can be SO much more consistent. #2: Scent Familiarity: Dogs are masters at recognizing scents. Your dog is (obviously) already used to your scent. That familiarity removes confusion and helps the dog focus 100% on learning
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👇 3 reasons to start tracking with your OWN scent. If you want to use something else – be my guest… But nothing compares to your own scent (at the beginning). Here’s why: #1 Autonomy: You don’t need a training partner. You don’t need someone else to walk a track for you. You can be SO much more consistent. #2: Scent Familiarity: Dogs are masters at recognizing scents. Your dog is (obviously) already used to your scent. That familiarity removes confusion and helps the dog focus 100% on learning
13.4K views5 months ago
FacebookDog Training Dick Staal
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