Dog Scent Detection Basics
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- Опубликовано: 8 окт 2021
- Training detection dogs is a fun and rewarding thing for both humans and dogs alike. There are countless odors that dogs are trained to detect including drugs, explosives, counterfeit money, people, cadavers, peanut butter, cell phones, cancer and just about anything else you can imagine.
Training dogs to detect odor taps into the dogs strongest sense, smell. The dog's nose is thousands of times more powerful than ours, essentially they see with their nose. I've done other video lessons on teaching scent detection. this one is a little different. In this lesson I focus on the dog doing what's called a passive indication. This would be used more likely to indicate on explosives, but the fundamental skill is essential for all detection.
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Now, you may wonder why train your dog to detect odors when you don't want to work in this line. Well, there are so many fun games that you can play with your dog using scent training. There are many dog sports including MONDIO RINGSPORT as well as AKC NOSEWORK and obedience that tap into the dogs ability to smell.
Giving your dog this skill will last a lifetime, scent training is fun and I promise your dog will love it!
#scenttraining #nosework #detectiondog 
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The entire lesson is available in my member only area: robertcabral.com/training/yt
Thank you for your technique for starting scent work. I think this one would work really well for handler discrimination. Hope to see you and Goofy out at a trial some day.
It could be oregano or weed OK I love nose work when Hank and I are at the park and see people who might have oregano I love to yell "search find the oregano " he always heads right for it the look on their faces is priceless now that it's legal in NJ not as much fun yes it is totally GREAT VIDEO AGAIN
Awesome, please do more videos about scent tracking!
Thanks Robert! You've been a huge inspiration, and I appreciate the videos!
Great video. Been into AKC nosework with my dog for 3 years. It’s a great activity.
very informative!! Thank you
Thanks, Robert.
Very good. Thank you
Thank you!!!
Really enjoy your videos, Robert, but I have a couple of comments on this video. First of all, we use rubber gloves when handling odors and odor hides so that we are absolutely confident that the dogs aren't getting imprinted on human odors; we change the gloves frequently so that we are sure no odor gets transferred to any other hides, or anything else. Hides that don't contain odor are treated exactly the same as those that do so that the only thing different about the hot hide is the odor. The other comment I have is that drug dogs must also give passive indications, because you wouldn't want your dog to get exposed to fentanyl or some other super toxic drug by scratching/digging at the source.
Why don’t you do a video then
@@barrydoyle7840 Because being a dog trainer and being a RUclipsr aren't automatically connected. The points being made are good ones.
@@argophontes Indeed, and it all adds to the discussion. No doubt -- we all respect Mr. Cabral as master trainer and teacher
@@nicolasderuiter1699 Exactly.
I don't believe this video is intended for professionals. More for us common dog owners for fun and play
😃👏👏👏 thank you so much for sharing 🌷 great to Siggi has fun and loves to learn more 🤩🥰🌷💞🌷
Thank you!!!!👍🏽👍🏽
I just watched your short video on structure. I want to thank you for that video! I have been trying to find a way to communicate that point to my puppy adopters but could not find the words. Seeing that video caused me to subscribe to your channel. Thank you for your concise communication.
Welcome!!!
Love it scent training
Love this video s
My Newfie is so led by his nose. I’m definitely interested in getting him in to nose work
Sir super training video👍👍👍❤
???? What sticks are those??
Hollow inside??
Material of sticks??
Thanks
I'd love to try this with blood for tracking game. I worked with the ATF to help train their dogs on Blackhawks, they showed our crew some training on how they get their dogs to track a persons "footprints" in the grass and not by scent. It was really interesting.
Detection and tracking are 2 different things, completely. Dogs are started in them differently.
Definitely want to be trying this kind of thing just for mental stimulation!
Love your work Robert, been watching for years now and I always learn new things from you ^_^
يجب وضع العديد من الفيديوهات المتعلقة بهدا الموضوع لكي تعم الفائدة للجميع
We needed this video! I strongly believe my Staffy missed his calling & should have a real job. His nose gets the best of him & tracking anything is all he wants to do. Very distracted when outside 😕 This Training starts today!
Thank you 🐾🙂
Hi... Been watching from Kenya and I LOVE YOUR WORKING'
Where did you get thay vest for treats
Same color of my bm 🥰
What are you using to hide the scent in and where can I purchase them. Love your videos, appreciate your hard work so we can learn from you.
I don’t understand what you mean about hiding the scent
@@RobertCabralDogs I get that. Because I believe it's impossible for even the best Dogtrainer in the world to hide a scent from a dog!
What are the tubes?
@@dennisharvey4499oregano or weed whatever floats your boat 😁
What are you hiding the scent in? and where can I purchase them. I love your shows extremely helpful and appreciate all your hard work so we can learn from you.
I rub the scent on wooden dowels
I have two 7 mo. old blackmouth cur puppies. They are working, hunting dogs (scent and sight). I know they need a job. Still working on basic commands. They know heel and sit, still working on stay, come, stand, down. Are they too young to start this? How long should this session be? Thanks.
Creat video 👍👍👍
Thank you 👍
Dear Robert, i have a question about an issue im struggling with. I have a 4y old female golden. She is a very obedient, calm dog. I trained her with positive reinforcement and common sense. Never been rough with her but neither have i let her run over me. And she is a great dog. Atm im dogsitting a 10month old female rescue dog. She is not trained at all and is very stubborn cuz she has always had everything her way. Now what amazes me it that my dog lets her be pushed around by her. The youngster cuts her of, she pushes her out of the drinking bowl, she lets her pass through the gate first, she drops her ball when the youngster runs besides her etc.. i did not expect that to happen. Is this because of her nature or is this because of the way i raised her? I would appreciate it if you give me some insight about this. Ty!!!
I don’t see that vest in merch! Where can i get one??
I’ll be taking pre orders in mid November
@@RobertCabralDogs Awesome!! Reminder set, looking forward to it! Perfect form and function!
Hello! My husband and I have been following your page for awhile now. And he wanted to know where he could find the vest that you wearing in the video. He trying doing a search on the internet and couldn’t come up with anything. Would love to get him this for his birthday. Thank you!!
I’ll be selling them via my website in the next week or so. I’ll be taking preorders.
@@RobertCabralDogs thank you much I will be on the lookout!
that vest is sweet I looked on your site and couldnt find it how can I get one?
coming very soon! Check my site in the next week - 10 days. It will be announced there first!
robertcabral.com
@@RobertCabralDogs awesome thank you! want one!
My 7month old puppy has started growling/barking at everything that comes by our door or seeing another dog across a field. It’s not aggressive, she just really wants to be around them. Any advice or tips to help her be more…calm?
Crate her unless you can give her your attention. If she starts correct her and mark the good behavior of stopping. Start to mark when she notices something but does nothing. Also don't take her out of the crate until she has calmed herself. If she can't do it in a crate she won't be able to out of it.
I’m sorry to bug you . IM concerned about the zak George video . They did not bring up shelter dogs . Shelter dogs don’t have the Luxury of time especially aggressive ones. Thank you so much for all that you do .
I don’t think Zak is claiming to rehab and aggressive shelter dogs. Is he?
He has a large audience. My option he should atleast mention shelter dogs . He is leading people in a direction that affects all dogs including shelter dogs . I’m not trying to be negative . I will not comment on that video anymore . Ty much respect
I drug it on the ground and hide it,she catches the scent but I can't get her to follow thru in showing me were it's at. But I'll try this method tomorrow. And I used peanut butter, so I got that part right🤣
What are you using to scent those sticks?
It can be any odor. You choose.
@@RobertCabralDogs thank you!
I was doing this so wrong, I put the treats in the bag with the dead animal skull so I was introducing the scent and the bones then gets the treats when she finds it. And I need thongs too
Very cool. How do you begin, from the very start?
check my earlier videos on scent detection
@@RobertCabralDogs thanks Robert. I down loaded your library or playlist!! So excited to watch a Balanced Dog Trainer. There are over 100 videos. I have a 11 month Shnauzer who will be my 2nd Service dog. He is very stubborn. And I feel he could use a low level e stimulator.
My trainer only uses PRT. It's so time consuming and very much a energy drain for me.
I am disabled so I get over whelmed by only using PRT.
Thanks for reading my comments. My passion is training this dog to be an amazing service dog for me.
Do you do private lessons?
Where are you located?
Glad I found you on RUclips.
This could be oregano LOL!
In law enforcement, we do not train real detection dogs with treats. We use a ball or tug and get them to work through prey drive.
Why? Because we don’t want to associate the scent of narcotics with the scent of food. That is a potential for disaster and violating someone’s rights.
Also the dog may not be hungry one day or if his stomach is a little out of whack, he may kit want to work for food. This is civilian pet owner imitation.
Schuster bleib bei deinen Leisten!
Oh come on... He's showing dog owners how to do something fun with their dogs. :/ At least give some constructive criticism.