K9 Nose Fun in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | Pet service

K9 Nose Fun

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 407 314 669

Address: Murrumbeena and other locations 3121 Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.k9nosefun.com

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25.01.2022 An article by 'What The Dog Knows' author, Cat Warren.

24.01.2022 Interested in becoming an ACSW Judge? All the info here.

22.01.2022 For our equine friends - a new book Scentwork For Horses

21.01.2022 Interesting sniffing hybrid breed

21.01.2022 On the waiting list for in person Introduction to K9 Nose Work courses? Courses coming up in Donvale, Richmond and Murrumbeena soon. An email has been sent. Check your spam if you've not received it. (Photo by Baybark)

19.01.2022 Interested in becoming an Australian Canine Scent Work Judge? All the info here. (had to repost because FB ate the previous post )

18.01.2022 This virtual camp is going to be great!

18.01.2022 Congratulations to Karyn McSweeney and Wombat. Our first graduates of the online Introduction to K9 Nose Work course for 2021! Woo hoo! Well done to Team Wombat! Wombat, who is deaf, commenced the course in August last year, not long after Karyn adopted him as a 4 mo pup. I was so pleased to review Team Wombat's final videos this week, and to reflect on how much Wombat has developed, both physically, and mentally. So lovely to watch him grow.

17.01.2022 Aww! Another sleepy dog photo Murphy was too tired after class to even find his comfy bed, but was happy sleeping on the concrete. Thanks for the share, Paul

16.01.2022 How many harnesses and longlines do I really need?

15.01.2022 Another German Shepherd, and another 1 or 2 to come! Congratulations to Yvonne and Jyn, the latest to graduate from our self-paced online Introduction to K9 Nose Work course. Way to go, Team Jyn

13.01.2022 Another sleepy dog photo River enjoying a snooze after her first Intro to Odour class. Thanks for the share, Liz

13.01.2022 Celebrating our 2020 graduates, successfully completing either Introduction to K9 Nose Work in person, Introduction to K9 Nose Work online, Introduction to Odour in person

12.01.2022 Aww Ghillie Dhu having a snooze after completing the Introduction to K9 Nose Work online class.

11.01.2022 Congratulations to Jenn and Indi, the latest to graduate from our self-paced online Introduction to K9 Nose Work course. Fabulous work, Team Indi In person classes should be starting up again early next year, but the online course will remain available, too. Contact me if you are interested in either - or both

11.01.2022 These webinars from Dogs of Course will be good

10.01.2022 You know this, right?

08.01.2022 Virtual NW Camp coming up. Yay!

06.01.2022 Oh, look at this nice article about ME in this month's DogsVictoria magazine Photo by Baybark Congratulations to the other trainee judges, too.

06.01.2022 Preaching to the converted

06.01.2022 Yet another Airedale, and another 1 or 2 to come! Congratulations to Sally and Bentley, the latest to graduate from our self-paced online Introduction to K9 Nose Work course. Fabulous job, Team Bentley Contact me if you are interested in the online course

04.01.2022 Beenie: shh, I'm studying the rules for ANKC Scent Work. I hear there will be trials next year. Me: you don't need any rules, Beenie. You just have fun and use your awesome nose and sniff, and I'll just follow and support you . Oh, and give you lots of yummy treats

04.01.2022 Another photo of Wilbur NW1, snoozing with his ribbons

03.01.2022 Congratulations to Helen and Ghillie Dhu, the latest to graduate from our self-paced online Introduction to K9 Nose Work course. Fabulous work, Team Ghillie

01.01.2022 And one of the reasons dogs love K9 Nose Work(r)

01.01.2022 Professional development. I planned to spend the next few days geeking out at Geek Week. Darn it, I now have a heap of stuff on at the moment, so I won't be able to overload. Luckily every session will be recorded and available for the next 12 months, so I will get to cram at a later stage.