How to Teach Your Dog Scent Detection. Ep 4
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- Опубликовано: 22 июн 2020
- Welcome to the forth episode in my scent detection dog training series.
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In this series, I will be teaching my Malinois, Arih, Scent Detection. I'll break down each step in a format that is easy to understand, but more importantly, easy to implement.
In episode four, I will be introducing the fourth step that I like to teach a dog when training them on scent detection. This step we will be using food as the primary reinforcer, however, you can also use a toy if you prefer.
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Great video!
Thank you Abelbert! I really appreciate that! :)
your videos are amazing! they are short, informative and its great that the dog isn't pre scent trained. im learning so much!! please keep them coming!!
Thanks so much! :)
So glad to see someone showing how to teach scent work! Been looking for a while! I built the scent imprinting pipes and he's already good at searching for them, and he lies down and freezes to indicate the find. But, we're working in hiding the scent in the yard and then him finding it.
That's awesome! Sounds like you're doing some really solid work with your dog! :)
Thanks
I love this series, VERY helpful!!
Well, I don't know who is going to get tired out first- the dog, or me from lifting all these cinder blocks! :)
Lol! Yeah, it's a great workout! 😁🐶🐕
This is simply fantastic!
very good thank you for shearing ..
This is incredible. I just was introduced to a scene detection dog and it was amazing to watch. Thanks for this follow up.
Nate.Excellent 🐕👍
Thanks Nate for this easy to understand video ..More power
Thanks, Lani! I'm glad you liked it!
Solid work as always
Thanks again Doug!
Great video Thanx so much Nate for these 4 (so far?) I have a scent kit on the way and quite certain my shepherd will love this training.
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Awesome! Thank you for sharing and I'm happy the videos are helping. I still have more scent detection videos to come. :)
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Wow, thank you! :)
Awesome video must admit im in a rush for the Sport Protection Training Series! Youre simply the Best!
Awesome! Thank you! 😁🙏🐶🐕
Been watching you for couple weeks now great trainer about to get a German shepherd puppy and I’m gonna follow all your training tips thank you for these videos 👍
Awesome! Thank you for sharing and I'm happy the videos are helping! :)
Very informative I appreciate you 💯
Thank you! I'm happy it was helpful! :)
Thaaaaaanks soooo much, Awesome
Thank you! I'm happy it helped! :)
Thank you so much sir you r my one of best trainer
Thank you, I really appreciate that! :)
VERY INFORMATIVE VIDEO 🔥
Thanks 💯😁🙏🐶🐕
Nate, would you be showing how to teach a dog detecting the scent of a human ? Not only for search and rescue, but also when you want to make the dog find a particular person by letting the dog sniff on the object that belonged to him/her?
Thank you so much for the series. I am very impressed by your ability to educate 👏
Thank you, Samvel! I appreciate that! What you're describing is the same training in search and rescue. You'll see when I put that training series up. Thanks! 😁🐶🐕
This is called mantrailing :) very popular dog sport in Europe
@@sharontsai4598In the US, in our advanced AKC/UKC obedience trials, dogs need to exhibit scent discrimination by finding an object that has their owners scent.
Great!
Thanks! :)
Have you released the search and rescue series yet? I really like your training videos and I’d love to follow your methods for training my pup for search and rescue.
We only made one episode on Search and Rescue and it's a short one. We didn't have enough time. ruclips.net/video/G7FLtcxkjC0/видео.html
Follow your series and it is one of the best I have seen so far. Finally, someone starting a dog from scratch not when the dog knows already everything. You do outstanding work. Now my question is. I believe in the first video you answered someone the scent you are using and you said lavender. Are you going to show us in a future video on how you can change that scent? I mean you have one of the best breed dogs in the world and I'm sure he has to search for something else than lavender...?? :-)
Wow, thank you! Yes, my dog Arih is very smart, but this is the first time I have done scent detection with her. I do plan on coming out with an advanced scent detection series in the future that will be more detailed. However, to add a new scent, just start on step three with the new odor and go from there. Once a dog knows one odor, it's very easy for them to learn a new odor. :)
@@NateSchoemer i read in another comment you said could skip step three if the dog wasn't very driven by toys/fetching. How do you introduce a new scent then?
Thank you for the videos sir. I learned a lot. When would you make service dog training? Im really looking forward to it.
Thank you, I appreciate it. I currently have two videos in my service dog series and I plan on making more in the future. :)
@@NateSchoemer i already finished watching your service dog training sir :) and almost finish watching the basic obedience training. Amazing videos, really easy to understand and well explained. I'm gonna watch all your video turorial. Thank you sir!
Thanks, Nate! Great video. Gonna work on this with my GSD as a way to keep him mentally stimulated. How do you teach the dog to sit when they have found the scent, then mark, then reward?
Thanks! I'll be teaching the indication in my next scent detection video, but yes, that's basically how we do it. When the dog gets to the odor, you give the command for the indication. For my dog I use down as the indication. :)
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Thanks for this series! Do you have any container ideas for a dachshund? She’s a lot smaller than Ari (who by the way is such a smart girl!) and I’m not sure she’d be able to get In a cinder block deep enough. Thanks!
Thanks! You can pick up smaller empty paint buckets from Home Depot and attach them to a base so they don't knock over easily. :)
thanks nate for these 4 wonderful videos on scent detection...are you also using indications during these trainings?
Thanks, Allan! I'll be teaching the indication in the next scent detection video. :)
@@NateSchoemer will be looking forward to that Nate!
I love your videos. they are very informing. Thank you! I have started my German Shepherd in scent training. he is very good but he does not show me an aggressive indication when he has found the scent. How can I teach him to be more definite about the find?
Thanks! ruclips.net/video/dNmI6Lne9Pw/видео.html
Tq sir given a knowlage sir tq soooo much sir
Thank you! I'm happy the videos are helpful. :)
Nate Schoemer hey can you do a video on how to stop puppy leash reactivity especially for big dogs like the GSD:)
Super late to this series but do you think I'd be able to teach my 6 and a half year old neapolitan mastiff scent detection? She's a very well trained dog when it comes to off leash and does well with normal training tasks such as sit, down, stay, come, etc.
Is there any specific odor do you use?
I love your work. I am getting my 8 week old GSD next week.....shepherd # 4...I am interested in teaching scent training....what scent do you recommend, if we are not doing police work with narcotics?
Thank you! Sounds like you're going to have your hands full next week! 🐶 For my dogs, since they will not be "actual" working dogs, I just use lavender. Just don't place the odor directly on anything your dog will bite, like the tennis balls in my second scent detection video. If you want to go above and beyond, you can also buy scent kits online. I hope this helps and thanks for supporting the channel! 🙏😁🐶🐕
Can I ask what odours you use or would suggest ? And do you use the same through the entire stages so the odour is the same as it was in the initial tennis balls?
I wonder why he changes from bucket to cinder block
Where do you/ or can I get the scent to practice our techniques? Do you use real or sudo?
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Thanks! :)
Hey Nate I’ll be the proud owner of a Brittany in 2 months I have just recently found your channel do you have some videos of yours you would recommend me to watch for basic training confidence etc this will be my first time attempting to train a dog
Hi, Ridge! Yes, the basic obedience series is designed to be watched in order. If you want to have a clear understanding of dog training and develop the essential skills needed to fix the majority of issues that dog owners face, start with episode one and work your way through. In addition, you’ll discover a greater relationship with your dog, as you now have the tools to teach your dog how to navigate within our human world.
Start with the basic obedience series. Start with episode one and work your way through. Here is a link to the playlist for your convenience: ruclips.net/video/cc8hX4lCGiY/видео.html
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What could u use as the odour
what do you do when they check out of training my girl is just over 4 months old and I can get like 5 mins of training out of her for this and she just checks out
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I do love this method of scent detection it may work better than my method, but as we both know not all methods work with all dogs so its important to learn as many methods as you can. But curious how many more steps are there?
Thanks! I have three more videos scheduled for this series. :)
@@NateSchoemer ok cool
What odor are u using sir??
Nate, I have a question.
I've been using my medication for the scent as I need her to find it if I lose it.
I can't really smell it, so I'm curious if I should be using something with a strong scent for teaching this or will she pick up on what I'm trying to teach her regardless?
I'm sure it has a smell, just not something I can detect.
Hey Kevin, I think you are correct on assuming she can smell it. I would try this exercise with just the odor of the medications. If you pup seems to be struggling with the training, then try adding a stronger scent. 😁🐶🐕
Hi
How do I tell my dog to find a lost puppy.
We are running out of time and know the area but have nothing with the puppy smell on. Please help we are desperate
The dog would have to have search and rescue training for that to work. The odds are, that you can't just tell an untrained dog to search. They simply won't know what to do. Sorry and I hope you find the puppy.
Good Afternoon I am in the process of transitioning my dog from one explosive to another. He is nailing odorless powder on filter paper and has been proofed. Do I continue the same was I did with the odorless powder?
Once you teach a dog one odor, it's usually very easy to teach new odors. Just start with either the field search step or you can start adding the new odor to the container search.
What are some examples of odors you use ?
You can order scent kits online. I was just using lavender. Cheers!
Just curious - do you compete in scentwork sports with like the AKC or NACSW? Because the way you are teaching is very different than how they teach it for those sports. Don't get me wrong, I LOVE what I'm learning from you and will be trying to incorporate some of these things into my own dogs training, but I don't see anyone using the showing the dog the objects to search in the most common scentwork sport venues. And .. I'm pretty sure it's not a regional thing, because I've done scentwork in Colorado and in FL. Am I just missing something or ... ???
I love your videos. You strike a perfect balance between explaining and demonstrating.
Thanks, I really appreciate that. No, I don't compete in scent work. I've trained a handful of dogs on scent detection, but never for sport. A lot of the scent training I do, I learned from a friend of mine who runs all the canine training at a police department in Texas. He's an exceptional trainer and I may end up doing an interview with him on my channel. Cheers!
@@NateSchoemer Well, what you're teaching makes a lot more sense, but for whatever reason, that's not how they're teaching it for sport. I will be using some of your training techniques though! Thank you so much for all the free videos and putting up with all the comments!
What you putting to the right one ?
I'm using lavender. Thanks for commenting! :)
Hello Nate,
Trust you are doing well?
Thank you so much for all the brilliant videos you put up here, they are straight to the point.
I am writing you from Nigeria, i would like to ask if one could give a GSD domestic food, like noodles, cooked rice, fish and beef? Because dog food is really expensive here.
Lastly, i sent you a message on your Instagram, but you are yet to respond.
I look forward to your reply.
Hi, Samuel! Thanks for reaching out and for supporting the channel! Sorry I haven't responded to your message on Instagram. I rarely check my Instagram messages. I can barely keep up with RUclips, Facebook, emails, phone calls, and text messages. Lol! Yes, you can feed your dog domestic foods. Check out this book on preparing meals for your dogs. It's by Dr. Karen Becker and she is incredible when it comes to K9 nutrition. 😁🙏🐶🐕 www.amazon.com/Beckers-Real-Food-Healthy-Dogs-ebook/dp/B07B3BDJW6
Nate Schoemer Thanks for your prompt response.
I have taken note of this.
So my kids adore pet and would cherish to have a puppy in the house.
Unfortunately, my wife is not a lover of a dog.
I work a full-time job, how can I better manage the upkeep of the puppy when I finally get one?
how do you imprint odor ?
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This might be a silly question Nate, but can you train a dog to air scent instead of ground scenting for different specific purposes?
Yes. Most dogs that do search and rescue will use a combination of air and ground scent. Even drug and bomb detection dogs will naturally dog a combination of both. :)
What kind of odor u put in th blocks
I'm just using lavender, but you can buy dog training scent kits online.
Hey Nate. I’m getting a supposedly high drive GSD puppy in a few weeks. Is it possible to begin formal scent detection training when the dog is around 9months old or should I wait till it is older ? Thanks.
You can start training scent detection to a puppy if you like. When I went though the Tom Rose School for professional dog trainers, I passed all my scent detection requirements when my puppy was only 7 months of age. :)
Nate Schoemer that’s great to here man !! Thanks. Your teaching methods are very easy to follow. Keep it up.
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What do you use for scent
Thanks! I was using lavender, but you can also buy scent kits online for nose work training. If you use any oils, just use one drop and don't put it in a location that the dog can lick the actual oil. Use a container with a cotton ball for the odor. If you want to put the odor on a toy, then put one drop on the inside of a lid container and keep the toy in the container overnight. This way the toy will hold the odor, but the oil wont be directly on the toy. I hope this helps! Cheers!
How do I know when to advance to the next stage? Or are we just giving the dog different looks of the same thing with no real expectations?
When they are performing what is being taught in the video, then you move to the next step. :)
@@NateSchoemer that makes sense. It just seemed too easy, she took to that like a duck to water. Thanks.
What odours do you use?
You can order scent kits online. In this video I was using Lavender.
hello sir im 15 and we got a puppy we had a dog before he was 12 weeks when we got him I was about 10 or so he passed away in febuary a month later we got a puppy she is a lab we got her at 8 weeks our previous dog was already potty trained by his breeders when we got him our puppy is now 20 weeks old and about thigh height we have been trying to potty train her at first we usd pads we stopped using them when she was 9 weeks old and started trying to teach her to go outside we are having a hard time potty train her do you have any tips?
Hi, Michael! Check out this video that I have on potty training. ruclips.net/video/EKqy0j7tYi0/видео.html I hope this helps! :)
I’m not understanding what signal the dog is giving you when you have them get to the odor and immediately say “free.” It looks no different than the non odor blocks..I built three tubes, my boy checks them out, initially started sitting, then lying down, now he lies down and sticks his nose into the side hole and looks up at me..if he stands there and stares at me, I just say “are you sure?” and he lies down and sticks his nose in..I’ve been doing one of the four akc scents each day, I’m not super motivated to change scents each day, guess I should. I’m starting to wonder “what’s next?” The trainers I have gone to started flaking out, now I’m looking to increase my knowledge..
What is the best time or age to start the scent detection training for dog
You can start training scent detection to a puppy if you like. When I went though the Tom Rose School for professional dog trainers, I passed all my scent detection requirements when my puppy was only 7 months of age. :)
@@NateSchoemer thanks for your help 🙏
Thanks