Nose work

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Nose work is a fun and stimulating activity for your dog, and it's easy to get started! This easy-to-follow video guide will show you how to begin.

A dog walks around experiencing the world guided by one main sense amongst others: olfaction. Just a few ways that we train dogs for nose work and scent detection are: drug dogs, bed bug dogs, diabetic alert dogs, human remains detection dogs, cell phone dogs, cancer alert dogs, peanut allergy alert dogs, competitions in nose work trials, and the list goes on.