Hide And Go Sniff | Scentwork Training in Dereham

Nasal Cavity: A dog's nasal cavity is lined with a specialized tissue called the olfactory epithelium, which contains millions of tiny olfactory receptors. These receptors capture odour molecules and send signals to the brain for analysis.
Turbinates: The nasal cavity of a dog is also equipped with bony structures called turbinates. These turbinate bones help increase the surface area available for odour detection, enhancing a dog's sensitivity to scents.
Jacobson's Organ: Dogs possess an additional sensory organ called the vomeronasal organ or Jacobson's organ. Located in the roof of their mouths, this organ detects pheromones, providing dogs with an additional layer of scent-related information.

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If you've completed a beginners class (with us or someone else), or you're self taught, then sign up for an improver …

Can't make it to one of our group classes? Not sure you or your dog can cope with a class environment? Or just want a …

We teach the UK Sniffer Dogs class for beginners because its completely pet dog friendly. You don't nedd a "high …

Join us for this two part workshop and teach your dog to follow 'track scent', indicate on dropped articles and earn …

Take your tracking to the next level with the silver level workshops.