EPISODE · Mar 21, 2013 · 42 MIN

Interview With JJ Belcher

from Common Sense Dog Training With Ty Brown · host Ty Brown

JJ Belcher is the owner of www.SublimeK9.com in Tucson, Arizona. At his dog training company they hold a ton of interesting classes. One of the most interesting is scent work; teaching dogs how to use their nose to locate specific odors. Nearly any dog can do it, even yours. Listen to this interview to learn key tips on training your dog for Scent Work. Happy Training!

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