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Teaching dogs to use their nose
Hi and welcome to Hide and go Sniff. We're all about teaching your dog to use one of their greatest assets, their nose. And whether they are searching for a hidden article or trailing a missing person we're sure you and your K9 companion will have lots of fun along the way.
We teach group classes as well as 1-2-1 across Norfolk and as a certified judge and trials manager we will also be offering Scentwork UK trials in 2020.
It's so inclusive too. As a low impact sport its great for all breeds, from Chihuahua to Mastiff and any age (from 4 months) and because dogs work individually even your reactive dogs get to play.
These activities have other benefits too: Builds team work - Its tiring so is great for active dogs when 'walkies' isn't an option - Helps improve self-control and confidence - Can help with frustration and anxiety by increasing focus - An improved bond will help improve recall - Builds optimism - Builds trust with new rescue dogs
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Teaching dogs to use their nose