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[QUOTE=" I have the info for teaching Connie's method if you want it.[/QUOTE]

Thanks, I have the article that she wrote for Front and Finish, Dog Trainers News a few years ago, but it wasn't the right thing for me. My puppies learn to turn on their nose when I toss treats in the tall grass and they learn to use that nose to find them! I give them the "find it" command as I see/hear their nose working. Changing from metal to leather has been a bit sticky with each of the five dogs I've trained, but eventually they all learn to discriminate a scented leather from the scented metal.

Connie Cleveland is coming here in July for a weekend, I've paid for an audit spot. I've been to three of her workshops with a working spot and it is always money well spent, and an interesting format.
 
2GoodDogs said:
[QUOTE=" I have the info for teaching Connie's method if you want it.
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Thanks, I have the article that she wrote for Front and Finish, Dog Trainers News a few years ago, but it wasn't the right thing for me. My puppies learn to turn on their nose when I toss treats in the tall grass and they learn to use that nose to find them! I give them the "find it" command as I see/hear their nose working. Changing from metal to leather has been a bit sticky with each of the five dogs I've trained, but eventually they all learn to discriminate a scented leather from the scented metal.

Connie Cleveland is coming here in July for a weekend, I've paid for an audit spot. I've been to three of her workshops with a working spot and it is always money well spent, and an interesting format.[/QUOTE]


ooooh - when in July? although I think I'm already booked all month.........................
 
Calliesmom said:
Thanks, I have the article that she wrote for Front and Finish, Dog Trainers News a few years ago, but it wasn't the right thing for me. My puppies learn to turn on their nose when I toss treats in the tall grass and they learn to use that nose to find them! I give them the "find it" command as I see/hear their nose working. Changing from metal to leather has been a bit sticky with each of the five dogs I've trained, but eventually they all learn to discriminate a scented leather from the scented metal.

Connie Cleveland is coming here in July for a weekend, I've paid for an audit spot. I've been to three of her workshops with a working spot and it is always money well spent, and an interesting format.
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ooooh - when in July? although I think I'm already booked all month.........................[/QUOTE]
 
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