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    Conservation Dogs – Great Expectations and the Importance of the Handler

    Conservation Dogs – Great Expectations and the Importance of the Handler

    I am a dog trainer and handler working with search dogs for thirteen years, initially in Search & Rescue but more recently in conservation field work, conducting environmental surveys with my dogs Rubble, Ngare and Uda, for Canidae Development. This article came about while reflecting on the past twelve months. Why? Because during the last year or so I have learnt more about being a dog handler than in my previous twelve years training and working with dogs. I had done a form
    Learning to be a detection dog handler 
a.k.a. 
The teachings of Rubble.

    Learning to be a detection dog handler a.k.a. The teachings of Rubble.

    What makes a good detection dog handler? Is it something that can be taught and learnt over time, or is it something more intuitive?

    working with canines to benefit the environment and community

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