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Cognition & Scentwork Workshops

Every dog is different. Training should reflect that.

Specialist workshops covering canine cognition, real-world tracking, mantrailing and scent detection.

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Developing digital tools to capture, analyse and visualise data, helping handlers and trainers make more informed decisions.

The Field Lab

Where curiosity meets practice.

Explore articles, guides and insights that make sense of the science behind the dogs we work with and the disciplines we practise.

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Sometimes we train. Sometimes we test. Yesterday, three dog and handler teams finished their Focused Trailing Foundations course on Hard Surfaces with a mini-assessment! Of course there were nerves and overthinking, but above all I hope this "t
So, I don’t normally like having photographs taken of me, but this was a moment worth capturing: the end of my first Scent Detection workshop. I think it’s going to take me a while to process everything I heard, observed and experienced
I've been reading a couple of recent studies that have made me think more about a question I've been playing with for a while: What does a dog actually think a trail is? A recent study by Vera Volmary looked at initial trail selection in 70 mantra
It's been quite a couple of weeks. Well, who am I kidding? The last year has been hardcore. Early starts. Training up to five times a week on top of the full-time job. New people. New places. Getting things wrong, pulling my hair out, trying again a
A pet peeve of mine is seeing someone push the scent article into a dog’s face at the start of a trail. Dogs have extraordinarily sensitive noses, so this feels a bit like asking whether someone needs more light for a task and then shining a 1
I am buzzing! 🤓🤯🐾 I've just come back from an incredible 3-day Canine Cognition Instructor course with @endeavourcanine and my brain is just bursting with ideas and possibilities. One thing it has reinforced is something I talk a lot about alrea

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