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25.01.2022 https://m.facebook.com//a.186754362013976/2125449157682539

24.01.2022 Go the Labradors

24.01.2022 The activity of Nose work will activate the seeking system.

24.01.2022 If you attended my classes or any other Nose Work classes, you will come across the phase Change of Behaviour (CoB). As part of the search team, it is our job to read our dogs and recognise our dog’s CoB. https://noseworknews.com/change-of-behavior-cob/

23.01.2022 (MODERATOR) Credit: Doggie Drawings by Lili Chin

22.01.2022 Thanks to Emma Mclean for creating this lovely meme from my photo of Charlie and a quote from the ISCP Diploma in Canine Behaviour textbook.

20.01.2022 Great article. This really resonate with me.

20.01.2022 About 10 mins short video on evolution of dogs.

19.01.2022 September is #SelfCareAwarenessMonth We ticked 4 out of 5 today thanks to our dogs!

18.01.2022 Some of you might be interested in this free virtual conference.

17.01.2022 Tyson and I were having training session with Sue Town and she captured Tyson's sourcing for target odour in slow motion. So cool to watch.

15.01.2022 Enrolment email for the October Introduction to Nose Work course will be send out on this Thursday 1st of October 2020. If you have not subscribed to receive the email, you can do it here http://cm.pn/4e1p

13.01.2022 It has been almost 3 years since I started Canberra Nosework Training. My passion and love for Nose Work is still the same, that is seeing anxious and fearful dogs coming out of their shell and their caregivers enjoying the activity with their companion dogs. To celebrate, I requested Doggie Drawings by Lili Chin to put my passion in her amazing drawings. I hope you like it. I will be getting this printed in A4 size posters. If your club/organisation/business would like a copy, please let me know by 24th of September 2020. I am happy to post it to anywhere in Australia.

11.01.2022 It was published. Will be in print tomorrow :-). If you have friends or family in this situation it is imperative they seek professional help from a behaviour p...rofessional sooner rather than later. Punishments have no place in any confidence building program so ensure the people you care about arn't getting poor advice from a cowboy. See more

10.01.2022 We do animals a disservice by serving food on a plate. Animals are wired to explore their environment and search for resources, such as food. When they’re expl...oring, their core emotional SEEKING system is activated, and the neurotransmitter dopamine is released. This is referred to as the appetitive mode. Animals fluctuate between being in appetitive mode, while foraging, and consummatory mode, while eating. When in consummatory mode, that dopamine surge is vastly reduced. Why is this important to us, as animal caregivers? Well, feeding your animal in a bowl may be a disservice because it doesn’t engage the SEEKING system. There’s no dopamine fix. No appetitive behaviour. There’s just eating. Consummatory behaviour. Again, animals are wired for appetitive behaviour, so feeding them in a way that bypasses that need is not doing them a service it’s potentially the opposite. This may lead to an increased risk of unwanted behaviour, because they’ll often find an outlet for those highly motivated behaviours somehow.

10.01.2022 You only have 3 more days to watch Karolina Westlund, PhD 's 4 free videos - "How to make your animals happy" https://illis.se/en/how-to-make-your-animals-happy-videos/

09.01.2022 Check out our latest infographic that can be downloaded and shared. Find it on our informational web site created to help all the new dog parents during the pan...demic. www.decompressforsuccess.com #dogsofdc #dogsofbethesda #dogsofmaryland #dogsofpotomac #dogsofchevychase #dogsofgeorgetown #dogsofnwdc #doglatin #dogtraining #puppytraining #clickertraining #positivereinforcement #groupclass #kpactp #cpdtka #cbccka See more

07.01.2022 Highly recommended :-)

06.01.2022 This is so very true.

06.01.2022 Sharing Winston’s journal & his first Nose Work class.

05.01.2022 In modern dog training, there is no need to use force & aversive.

05.01.2022 Consent tests. How does your animal like to be touched? Touch is potentially a very powerful tool. But not all animals enjoy being touched. Maybe they’re afra...id. Maybe they don’t know you. Maybe you’re doing it wrong. So just paying attention to whether the animal leans into being touched or leans away is important information. Don’t assume that they like what you’re doing - Ask them. Or let them initiate the touching. Hold up your hand so they can rub against it, and see which body part they’re choosing. Watch how they interact with each other, where and how do they touch? Do a consent test. And of course, this applies not only to non-human animals, but the human animal, too..!

04.01.2022 I invite you to signup this *free* four-part video series is called How to make your animals happy. Karolina is a great presenter. You will learn about animal emotions.

04.01.2022 My Motto to all my clients "If your dog is unsure then get their nose to the floor!" For super sniffy time!

04.01.2022 All of this research shows that you can make your dog happier with just one ingredient: you

03.01.2022 Some of you might be interested in the webinar.

02.01.2022 The way our dogs perceive the (olfactory) world is so different from how we see the world. It is through Nose Work and reading our dogs that I starting to understand why they behave certain way. It is so fascinating.

02.01.2022 Allowing your child to sit on a dog is like allowing them to sit on a lion. Neither should happen. Encourage positive, safe, and responsible interactions! O...ur pocket-sized Child and Dog Interaction Guide includes our popular Child and Dog Safety Series which is also available in FREE PDF downloads on our website https://www.trailblazingtails.com//child-and-dog-interacti See more

Canberra Nosework Training | Dog trainer