Elevated hides are exceedingly challenging odor puzzles which can trip up many teams.

In this webinar, Tony will highlight what we can do as handlers and trainers to help our dogs better understand and tackle their elevated hides.

CEUs

This webinar has been approved for 2 NACSW CEUs.

WHAT OUR CLIENTS ARE SAYING

"Excellent webinar. Highly knowledgeable presenter. Would like to hear him speak on any nosework-related topic" Patricia T.

"Very thorough and realistic ideas and explanations. I will do it this way." Debra H.

"I thought the entire webinar was terrific. Thank you." Robbin R.

"Very informational. Good use of example videos to enhance the message on the slides." Debra S.

"Training progression and this tidbit about how anise does not really have much movement until it is about 65 to 70 degrees outside. I wonder if judges know this and use it less when it is cooler." Rachel H.

"I enjoyed the illustrations and videos" Allison G.

"Refreshing to hear a seasoned professional that truly understands dogs, dog training (without punishment) and nose work. I appreciate all the tid bits about wind, chimney effect, room temps, etc." Sarah B.

"There was so much information, I think it will definitely help me be a better handler" Cathie M.

"It was very thorough and thought provoking. It will help me because my Team Beauty and I are competing in both AKC and we just passed our ORT for NACSW. I will for sure watch in numerous times because a lot to absorb. Outstanding webinar but Tony always does and excellent job conveying his knowledge." Michael T. 

What did you enjoy about the webinar: "Numerical hides, dogs being math stars" Susi K.

What did you enjoy about the webinar: "His clarity and details of odor theory with pictures illustrating the points." Judy H.

OTHER WEBINARS FROM TONY GRAVLEY

We have been incredibly fortunate to host Tony for several webinars, be certain to check them all out, your dog will thank you:

• Corner Hides Webinar
  
• Inaccessible Hides Webinar
• You Can Crush Pooling Odor Webinar