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this webinar will include contributions from Natalie McManus

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One way to better understand canine response to odor and ultimately better the detector is to improve the understanding of factors that affect or change odor

Building an Effective Nosework Training Plan for Instructors Module Inaccessible Hides direction or other odor cuesOne of our jobs as instructors is to help students break down parts of the Nosework picture they may be struggling with into smaller, manageable pieces. This skill, while well known in other sports, is often overlooked when it comes to Nosework. In agility, for example, we wouldnt expect a dog to be able to string together a long sequence of obstacles without them understanding how to engage the handler, how to take directional cues, and certainly