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High-value treats are one of the most effective tools in dog training because they tap into your dog’s strongest motivators. Keep in mind dogs like novelty so I always have a variety of treats and different protein sources. Fig & Tyler treats are 100% meat or fish and dogs love them. Get 10% off your first order when you shop the link above or use code FLYDOG.
Sniffspot is designed for safe exercise and training in the safety of a private dog park.

Clean Run, carries over 300 tugs, remote treat dispensers, agility equipment and more. Here are some of my favorite treat/toys, they come in different sizes and with or without handles. All hold treats. I like a tail if it's hard for your dog to reset after getting the treat.
Lotus Ball medium size - no tail
Treat Hugger with tail
Tug-E-Nuff has some of my favorite tugs with a ball on the end. If you have a super tugger I like the short handles. For dogs who don't pull super hard I like the longer bungee handles.
Fauxtastic PowerBall Bungee Tug - long handle
Pocket PowerBall Bungee Tug - short handle
I prefer collars with no hanging tags for safety like these from Mimi Green on Etsy

Stock up on essential gear with these trusted suppliers:
Paws 4 Fun Small, woman-owned business offering essential oils, tins, kits, and more
Uline (uline.com) – Standard odor recognition test (ORT) boxes here
Staples – Affordable 12x12x4 shipping boxes used in UKC/AKC trials (CW57276U)
If you're a self-motivated learner, these platforms offer excellent online nose work instruction:
Fenzi Dog Sports Academy: fenzidogsportsacademy.com
Scent Work University: scentworku.com (Offers flexible class timing)
Cyberdog Online Classes: cyberdogonline.com
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