When you come for in-person coaching, it can be for many reasons you might have a specific issue to work on, a goal you want to achieve, or you want to keep up regular training but find it hard to stay committed on your own.
This is especially valuable for detection handlers who often train alone. Over time, it’s easy to miss the small details in your dog’s work. I can help by running blank, blind, and double-blind searches; adjusting concealments and odour sit time when needed; and using different locations to keep skills sharp and adaptable.
We can also focus on specific goal behaviours, put them under stimulus control, and finish them to a high standard.
In-person coaching is also an option for general training, young dog development, and building confidence in a range of environments. Whether you’re working toward sport, assistance, therapy, operational roles, or just want a capable, well-rounded dog. I work with you at your level, ensuring you have clear next steps and a solid understanding of the training's purpose so you can continue the work with purpose and confidence.