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    • WELCOME TO NOSEWORK >
      • Class Policies for Scent Work
      • Overview
      • Handling Odour
      • A Little Bit of Scent Theory
      • A Glossary of Terms
      • Four Steps to an Alert
    • BEGINNERS NOSEWORK >
      • Week 1 Beginners
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        • Container Review
        • Generalize Containers
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        • Introduction to Interiors
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        • Musical Hides
        • Clearing Blank Areas

Pressure

Normally, when handling our dog during a nosework search, we want to relieve pressure so that our dog can work independently.

Ways to relieve pressure
  • Give more space, i.e. don't crowd your dog. 
  • Stand with your toes and your shoulders oriented towards your dog so that you are following them.

Ways we apply pressure
  • Step in towards the dog
  • Overtake the dog
  • Face the dog squarely as opposed to angling our body
  • Lean over our dog, especially at the start line
  • Stand in the vicinity of where the dog is trying to search


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  • HOME
  • ABOUT
    • Credentials
  • SERVICES
    • Behaviour Support
    • Nosework
    • Mantrailing
  • BOOK A SERVICE
  • CONTACT
  • CLIENT ACCESS
    • WELCOME TO NOSEWORK >
      • Class Policies for Scent Work
      • Overview
      • Handling Odour
      • A Little Bit of Scent Theory
      • A Glossary of Terms
      • Four Steps to an Alert
    • BEGINNERS NOSEWORK >
      • Week 1 Beginners
      • Week 2 Beginners
      • Week 3 Beginners
      • Week 4 Beginners
      • Week 5 - 6 Beginners Nosework
    • INTERMEDIATE NOSEWORK >
      • H a n d l i n g
      • C o n t a i n e r s >
        • Container Review
        • Generalize Containers
        • Patterning Containers
        • Designated Odour Test
      • I n t e r i o r s >
        • Introduction to Interiors
        • Rewarding at Source
        • Musical Hides
        • Clearing Blank Areas