

TRACKING
Unlock your dog’s natural instincts through structured scentwork

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Spring 2027
Ghost
Dogs learn to follow human scent, navigate changing environments, and work independently while staying connected to their handler. Through structured tracking exercises, we build focus, confidence, problem-solving skills, and purposeful teamwork, turning a dog’s natural scenting ability into a reliable working skill.
Turn Instinct Into Purpose
Limited Spots Available
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Following Human Scent
Dogs learn to identify and follow a specific human scent across a designated trail.
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Scent Discrimination
Build your dog’s ability to distinguish the target scent from the many scents and distractions surrounding them.
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Problem Solving
Tracking teaches dogs to slow down, work through challenges, and make decisions using their strongest natural sense.
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Pet & Sport Scent Work:Â
For owners looking to give their dogs a mentally challenging outlet that taps into their natural scenting ability while building focus, confidence, and engagement.
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Behavioral Benefits:
Great for anxious or reactive dogs needing a structured focus away from triggers.
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Dogs who need a job
Tracking gives high-drive, energetic, or easily bored dogs a purposeful task that challenges them mentally and physically.
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Any breed can track
we work with the big and small, fluffy and sleek - breed does not determine if your dog can track.
Program Overview

Tracking isn't just for working dogs.
Whether you have a high-drive dog who needs an outlet, a pet who loves to use their nose, or you're interested in developing serious working skills, tracking gives your dog a purpose-driven challenge built around what they naturally do best.

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The handler learns to follow the dog.
Tracking isn't simply teaching a dog to follow a scent. It's teaching the handler to read the dog, trust the process, and work as a team.
You'll learn how to recognize changes in your dog's behavior, understand when they're working scent, manage the line, and support your dog without taking over the search.
The dog follows the scent.
Who Is This For?
What Your Dog Will Learn
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Real-World Tracking
Progress from controlled exercises into varied environments, surfaces, distances, and increasingly complex trails.
It Takes Two!


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No experience necessary.
Just a dog, a handler, and a willingness to learn.
No special breed required.








