Comments on: K9 Nose Work – week 1 https://www.somethingwagging.com/k9-nose-work-introduction/k9-nose-work-pdf/ Helping Your Dog Love The Boat As Much As You Do Sat, 17 Jun 2017 18:25:45 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 By: Dee https://www.somethingwagging.com/k9-nose-work-introduction/k9-nose-work-pdf/#comment-128320 Sat, 17 Jun 2017 18:25:45 +0000 https://www.somethingwagging.com/?page_id=1170#comment-128320 Love your nose work posts. Will be sending the link to my clients.

]]> By: Doing Work…Nose Work https://www.somethingwagging.com/k9-nose-work-introduction/k9-nose-work-pdf/#comment-119300 Tue, 24 Mar 2015 10:57:56 +0000 https://www.somethingwagging.com/?page_id=1170#comment-119300 […] And this site has a lot of good info for doing nose work at home: https://www.somethingwagging.com/k9-nose-work-introduction/k9-nose-work-pdf. […]

]]> By: Day Two: Active Fun | My Imperfect Dog https://www.somethingwagging.com/k9-nose-work-introduction/k9-nose-work-pdf/#comment-103590 Tue, 10 Dec 2013 12:30:24 +0000 https://www.somethingwagging.com/?page_id=1170#comment-103590 […] You can also de-stress your dog with some fun things to do around the house. Nose work of any kind is great for a dog’s brain. It can be as easy as just hiding some treats, or your dog’s favorite toy, then turning him loose to find them. You can even have family-members hide for the dog to find, in a dog/people game of hiden-n-seek. If you want something a little more structured. Pamela at Something Wagging This Way Comes has a great introduction.  […]

]]> By: Christie https://www.somethingwagging.com/k9-nose-work-introduction/k9-nose-work-pdf/#comment-37421 Wed, 22 Aug 2012 04:53:36 +0000 https://www.somethingwagging.com/?page_id=1170#comment-37421 This is cool! I’ve done something similar with red drinking cups. It works for the amount of space i have, but it’s not as challenging.

Christie

]]> By: Marjorie https://www.somethingwagging.com/k9-nose-work-introduction/k9-nose-work-pdf/#comment-36900 Mon, 13 Aug 2012 23:18:54 +0000 https://www.somethingwagging.com/?page_id=1170#comment-36900 I’m so happy to find your site and your instructions, thank you! I have been playing find it (just hiding treats around the house) with my two dogs for a while and they go nuts for this game, so I really wanted to find some instruction for nosework. I do have one question though, my dogs get over the top excited with this and are very food motivated and I have actually been trying to work towards having them calmer around food. Since they are already very keen to use their nose do you think it would interfere with the training if I asked them to be calm/still for a few seconds before I released them? I know trying to keep one dog calm/quiet while the other works is also going to be a big challenge.

]]> By: sacdogtrainer https://www.somethingwagging.com/k9-nose-work-introduction/k9-nose-work-pdf/#comment-2383 Fri, 04 Mar 2011 19:26:50 +0000 https://www.somethingwagging.com/?page_id=1170#comment-2383 THANK YOU for posting these instructions! As a trainer, this is hugely helpful. I don’t teach nose work classes, but I think the exercises are great for students and behavior clients. Thanks again!

]]> By: Kristine https://www.somethingwagging.com/k9-nose-work-introduction/k9-nose-work-pdf/#comment-1198 Mon, 24 Jan 2011 18:54:52 +0000 https://www.somethingwagging.com/?page_id=1170#comment-1198 I just tried this with Shiva. She is so used to looking for things around the furniture that it took her a bit to realise the treats were actually in the box. But when she did, it was so much fun. I can’t wait to try it again!

]]> By: KenzoHW https://www.somethingwagging.com/k9-nose-work-introduction/k9-nose-work-pdf/#comment-1115 Fri, 21 Jan 2011 00:07:32 +0000 https://www.somethingwagging.com/?page_id=1170#comment-1115 btw the “joliprint” makes quite a cool pdf !

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