It is an exciting time…you are getting a new Nose Work dog! Whether it is a puppy or adolescent, there is so much to be learned. This seminar covers how to create an individual comprehensive plan as well as the specifics of building a strong, confident, Nose Work dog from the foundation up. As the sport of K9 Nose Work has gained in popularity, the quest for the youngest, fastest, breed-specific prodigy had begun with efforts to improve efficiency, scores, and training goals. For the young dog, there are factors to consider that may best support the well-being and behavioral development of the dog along with your Nose Work goals. Amy will share her views on what steps to take for success as well as the pitfalls and shortcuts that can plague a team throughout their Nose Work careers. This seminar looks at the approach employed in the spirit of K9 Nose Work for the young dog. • Follow puppies through video of various development phases across their first year • Toy or Food Reward: why they were chosen or changed • Review of current scientific research on olfaction and neurological development of young dogs. • Risk assessment of choices made for your personal goals and your dogs developmental phase This seminar focuses on young dogs but will include many applicable ideas for the older but green dog that is just starting out. Whether you have your new dog, will be getting one in the future, or are a K9 Nose Work teacher, this seminar will provide insights and lots of practical information.

Sponsor:Dogs of Course
Speaker(s):Amy Herot, CPDT-KA, NACSW Co-founder

Contact: Dana Crevling
 Email: crevling@dogsofcourse.com
 Web: http://www.dogsofcourse.com/