Have you been thinking about turning your passion for Mantrailing into a profession? Perhaps you've been Mantrailing with your own dog for a while and love it so much that you've started wondering what it would be like to teach other people Or maybe you're already working with dogs and looking for something new to add to your existing business. But how do you actually become a Mantrailing Instructor? Let's take a look. What Does a Mantrailing Instructor Actually Do? Before thinking about...

When you're having a great Mantrailing session, it can be tempting to keep going. Your dog is keen, your trails have been a success, and your adrenaline and dopamine have well and truly kicked in. So you think: 'Just one more trail...' But knowing when to stop is an important part of Mantrailing too. Why Are Breaks between trails Important in Mantrailing? Breaks between trails aren't just simply about giving your dog a rest. They're important for both the dog and handler. Mantrailing requires...

Double Blinds are an incredibly useful exercise when integrated into a dog and handler’s training at the right time. But there’s an important difference between using a Double Blind Mantrailing trail to assess your handling skills and using a training set-up to help you develop those skills. So, let’s take a closer look at why Double Blinds are often best understood as a test rather than training, and how they can fit into your Mantrailing journey. What Is Double Blind In Mantrailing? A...