Baggage Searches
You don't have to be in an airport to do baggage searches. Incorporating bags, cases and rucksacks into searches adds a surprising layer to your searches. Plus practising baggage lineups is a fun but effective way to hone your directed search skills. As a bonus I also show you how to search post, from letters and junk mail to Jiffy bags and small parcels. Recycling has never been so much fun!
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- By Pam Mackinnon
Lost Keys
Lost your housekeys? Car key? Phone? Not to worry, you can teach your dog to find them. This course is a comprehensive and detailed account of each part of the process. With video footage, you can follow me step by step as I demonstrate how to teach your dog how to sniff out your lost keys, and more! Using my simple, logical and effective training, you can teach your dog something that's not just fun, but super useful and practical. You don't need to have done any of my other courses to successfully find lost keys. This stand alone course could be the most useful skill you ever teach your dog!
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- By Pam Mackinnon
Vehicles Searches
Searching cars, vans, trucks, buses, trains, motorhomes and even boats is one of the most fun searches to do. The air, and so the scent, moves in interesting ways around and through the vehicles. This is a great test for your observational skills and understanding of your dog's signals. Learn the search routine and then apply it to any vehicle you want. Search at home on the driveway or in a carpark. Seek out friends with caravans, work vans, tractors and trailers.
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- By Pam Mackinnon
Water Searches
Just imagine if your dog could sniff the water and tell you that her target scent was underneath. Stop imagining, start searching! Really! Your dog, your companion, your couch potato can actually find scent hidden underwater thanks to this course. As ever, no expensive or fancy equipment is required. And these searches are suitable for all dogs, all breed types, all ages, searching for any scent, e.g. catnip or cheese. If your dog doesn't like to get her paws wet, no worries. Water searches teach the dog to detect scent that has risen to the surface of the water. So there's no need for her, or you for that matter, to get in the water at all. But if your dog is a water lover, then you can take these searches out of the garden and into the wild! Trips to the beach can now include your dog's favourite activity - sniffing! No longer will she be confined to the sand, now she can search the sea itself.
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- By Pam Mackinnon
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