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Dog Tracking An Interesting Sport You May Want To Consider For Your Dog

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Dog Tracking – An Interesting Sport You May Want To Consider For Your Dog

There are many attributes of your dog that go unnoticed and completely forgotten about. Hey it's easy to do, considering most people have dogs strictly for companionship. However, you have to remember that these animals have a long ancestry which, depending upon the type of dog breed he is, has underlying qualities and desires that you may find interesting to explore.

One such characteristic would be a dog's natural ability to catch a scent and then track that scent in order to hunt down and find the prey. Many dogs were specifically bred to track game of all sizes, however, every dog has this capability to some degree. In other words, if your dog has a nose, then he has the ability to track.

But you already knew this to some degree. Recall the last walk you are on with your pooch, his nose was probably going crazy at every corner and at every vertical object. You've seen him nose the ground every chance possible and even sniff the air catching the scent of something, or someone.

Tracking Is A Sport

There is even a widely practiced dog sport that has dogs compete in the art of tracking. This sport takes advantage of these animals' natural ability to pick up on a scent and follow the trail to a particular object, terrain, or person. There are different levels which presents greater challenges such as additional turns in the terrain, a longer track, and even multiple objects to find.

The interesting aspect of tracking competition is that while in most other dog sports, like obedience or agility competitions where people are in charge, tracking competitions have the dog leading the way. The dog as a harness attached to him with a 30 foot leash which his handler will follow as he hunts down the trail. Some dogs take their time and are very meticulous, while others confidently track their scent at a fast pace.

When a test is given, each dog will receive their own track. There are two judges who are then assigned to follow each particular dog handler team. In order to put on such a test, it takes quite a bit of land and the operation is very labor intensive. This means that not every dog off the street can enter and compete. They must have certification on tracking abilities before even entering a particular level of competition.

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BONUS : Dog Training – Group Dog Training Classes & What Questions To Ask The Instructor

Are you looking for the most efficient way to train your dog in the fastest time possible?

We would all love to learn how to be world-class dog trainers and teach our puppies and adult dogs all they need to know when it comes to basic training, however, for most of us it just isn't practical. We have busy lives and hectic schedules and there isn't enough time in the day to devote a lot of training towards our pets.

This is why joining a group dog training class is ideal. Not only is it fun to watch your dog interact with the trainer and the other dogs, these classes can be a very efficient way to teach your dog the basics when it comes to the minimum requirements for an obedient pet.

One word of caution though, and that is to be very careful about which group training class you and your dog participate in. To help you become aware of what questions to ask the trainer of these classes, below are a few pointers to get you going.

1. For starters, ask the instructor exactly what your dog will learn in the class. You want to be sure that the basic commands are going to be taught. Such examples are learning to Sit, Stay, Come, Heel, and Down. And on the same note, ask the dog trainer if he or she will also take time to go over these commands with you so that you can help your dog master them in your spare time.

2. Group dog training classes should not be too large in numbers. To avoid getting involved in a class that has too many dogs, be sure to ask the instructor the number of dogs and puppies that will be participating. A good rule of thumb to look for in terms of members is between five and fifteen. 15 dogs is of course on the high side. Any more than that then you may be paying for classes without your dog getting the full benefits of training that is offered.

3. Dogs and bad behavior sometimes go hand in hand. It's the nature of the beast, literally. So ask the instructor if he or she discusses behavior problems during the class. It is not typical for a group class to go full-blown into dog behavior training because it is this area that becomes a little more personal and unique to each individual dog. However, it is a good sign if the class discusses basic behavior problems and how to counter them.
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