Understanding Your Dog’s Body Language in Mantrailing
- May 11
- 1 min read
Here’s a video on what your dog’s body language actually means during Mantrailing.
When dogs are comfortably Mantrailing, you’ll usually see steady movement, like here in the video, as well as focused sniffing.
We also have quick decision making, like you see in the video on the stairs where the dog quickly decides, 'No, that’s not it.'
We also see a purposeful pull forward when the dog is confidently on the scent trail.
When they lose the scent on a trail, the head comes up, we have slower movement, and it could also be that the dog is circling or hesitating. We may also see wider search behaviour.
So if the dog has lost the scent, they’re showing and displaying searching behaviour during the trail.
If they’re actually on the scent and confident on it, it’s more of a forward and focused movement.
What’s important is that you read the dog, and not your expectations.
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