Online Trailing
- Feel like you’re holding your mantrailing dog back?
- Want to learn more about how your dogs work when mantrailing?
- Need to geek out in all things scent and dog science?
- Seeking the opportunity to expand your knowledge without having to go out it the rain?
Then the online membership is for YOU!
We built our members area to help you be better team with your dog, and skill up as a handler.
Mantrailing Membership
We have carefully crafted the webinars to help you become a better team.
Dogs are born knowing how to use their nose to hunt out food, and they use them efficiently on every walk or when you try and hide their treats in the cupboard.
Mantrailing is a team sport and often we fail the dogs by not understanding how they process scent, not understanding how to read their body language on and off the trail and just being in their way.
As a handler if it your job to learn how your dog works when it is mantrailing, becoming an expert in their behaviour so you can work as a team to find the hidden person.
Learning about mantrailing involves learning about body language, how dogs process scent and how they could be interpreting it, as well as understanding human and environmental factors.
Luckily we have a solution for your burning desire to learn more about mantrailing without getting cold and wet in the rain or hiding in a bush!
Our monthly webinars cover varying aspects of mantrailing, including canine body language on and off the trail and breed specific behaviour. We also delve into how dogs collect and process scent, as well as how this affects their ability when mantrailing to find their hidden person.
We have weekly opportunities to ask questions to an experienced and knowledgeable mantrailing instructor and special guests along the way.
We even provide one to one online coaching for those especially keen mantrailing teams who want to achieve a certain goal or work through a problem they are facing.
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Mantrailing is a fun and exciting way to provide your dog with exercise and mental stimulation. It’s also a great way to bond with your furry friend.
