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| "Sport Tracking is a fun activity for a dog and handler to enjoy together. The general idea is for the dog to follow the scent left by a person walking through an area and to find an article dropped by that person. It turns out that dogs are quite good at this and naturally enjoy using their noses. We do not teach the dogs how to use their noses; they are naturally thousands of times better at using their noses than we are at using our noses. We are going to teach the dog to stay with a track until he finds the article. We teach this by showing him that it is always lots of fun to do so!" |
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| Sil Sanders, Author Enthusiastic Tracking: The Step-by-Step Training Handbook | |
| The Tracking Club of Vermont was established in 1991. Meetings are held the fourth Thursday of each month in the Rutland Area. The club holds TD tests, TDX tests, and tracking clinics each year. | |
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Request Information Note: We sometimes receive e-mails from pet owners if we can assist them searching their missing cat/dog. We are very sorry but our dogs are not trained to look for missing pets or people. |
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