Hide and go Sniff

Hide and go Sniff Scent detection training for sport and pet dogs. Friendly and professional scent detection and mantrailing training for pet dogs across Norfolk.

Certified by Scentwork UK, UK Sniffer Dogs and Mantrailing UK.

We have a spare handler ticket for this  training next week so if you fancy grabbing a bargain and can get to Welshpool ...
02/06/2026

We have a spare handler ticket for this training next week so if you fancy grabbing a bargain and can get to Welshpool for 2 days, send me an offer

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So excited to be running this with Dr De Greef next year! Limited handler and spectator places available to reserve now!

Exploring the Nose: Unlocking the Science of Detection Dogs
Seminar with Dr Lauryn De Greef & Georgie Jones

Join Dr Lauryn De Greef alongside Georgie Jones for an engaging and insightful seminar exploring the extraordinary abilities of detection dogs.

“Exploring the Nose” brings together science and practical experience, combining Dr De Greef’s expertise in canine olfaction with Georgie’s practical training perspective. This seminar is designed for scentwork handlers, trainers, and canine professionals who want to better understand how dogs perceive scent—and how to apply that knowledge effectively in the field, whether that’s operationally or for sport.

Together, we will explore:

• How dogs detect, discriminate, and interpret odour
• Scent theory, odour movement, and environmental influences
• The interaction between cognition, behaviour, and scent work
• Practical training approaches, handling skills, and problem-solving strategies

Blending scientific insight with hands-on application, this seminar aims to deepen your understanding, sharpen your skills, and enhance your partnership with your dog.

Whether you’re new to detection or highly experienced, this is an opportunity to see scent work from both a scientific and practical perspective—working with the dog’s most powerful tool: the nose.

Everyone and all odours welcome.

email [email protected] for info or just book your place at www.endeavourcanine.com
Handlers ÂŁ280
Spectators ÂŁ140

31/05/2026

Open day today!! Come and meet the team, have a coffee and there’s a barbecue too!! Hide and go Sniff Linda Hams - Dog training and Behaviour Dereham Dog Den

Chippers are running a postponed DDT and have spaces available 👇👇👇
27/05/2026

Chippers are running a postponed DDT and have spaces available
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UK Trial! 🇬🇧 Fab Venue!

23/05/2026

Another trip to Thursford yesterday where these dogs searched for gun oil and Kong

Did you know a dog’s emotional response to scent is processed through a part of the brain called the amygdala?The amygda...
21/05/2026

Did you know a dog’s emotional response to scent is processed through a part of the brain called the amygdala?

The amygdala is heavily involved in emotion, memory, motivation and survival responses. It helps a dog decide whether something is important, rewarding, threatening or worth paying attention to. In dogs, scent information has particularly close links to this area of the brain, which is one reason odour can trigger such powerful emotional and behavioural responses.

A familiar scent may create calmness and security. The scent of prey may increase arousal and drive. An odour linked to a negative experience may trigger anxiety or avoidance.

This is also one of the reasons scent detection can have such a profound effect on many dogs.

When dogs engage in structured detection work, they are not simply “sniffing around.” They are using deeply ingrained neurological systems connected to problem solving, reward, emotional regulation and natural behavioural expression.

For many dogs, especially those who struggle with overstimulation, frustration or environmental pressure, scent detection provides something incredibly valuable: purposeful mental engagement. The dog is allowed to work independently, process information naturally and channel energy into a biologically relevant task.

This is part of why scent detection often leaves dogs appearing calmer, more settled and mentally satisfied afterwards. The brain has been working in the way it was designed to work.

Dogs experience the world through scent far more than we do through our vision. When we give them opportunities to use that ability properly, we are often meeting needs that ordinary exercise alone cannot fulfil.

We've spent the day at the Royal Norfolk Showground. Dogs have searched for clove, gun oil, Kong and tennis ball, the we...
15/05/2026

We've spent the day at the Royal Norfolk Showground.
Dogs have searched for clove, gun oil, Kong and tennis ball, the weather has been... changeable.

But the one constant, has been the enthusiasm and hard work of both dogs and handlers and it shows in the continued improvement each team is making.

Just a friendly reminder that your dog shouldn't have to hold an uncomfortable position for their indication to count in...
14/05/2026

Just a friendly reminder that your dog shouldn't have to hold an uncomfortable position for their indication to count in any sport or recreational setting.

Any instructor or judge, putting welfare first will happily accept "clear and readable" over "as close as physically possible".

A mix of high, low and one particularly windy exterior hide yesterday meant that everyone had the chance to work somethi...
11/05/2026

A mix of high, low and one particularly windy exterior hide yesterday meant that everyone had the chance to work something easy and fun, aswell as something more challenging.

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29/04/2026

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Dog Toy Play Workshop – Unlock the Power of Play!

Have you ever wondered why your dog won’t play with you? Or why they’ll happily chase a ball but refuse to bring it back? Perhaps you’ve tried using toys as rewards, but nothing seems to hold their interest.
If this sounds familiar, our Dog Toy Play Workshop is designed just for you.
At the workshop we will explore how to make play truly engaging for your dog. You’ll learn why some dogs struggle with interactive play, how to build motivation, and how to turn toys into powerful rewards—without always relying on treats.
This practical, hands-on session will guide you through:
✔ Understanding your dog’s natural play style
âś” Building stronger engagement between you and your dog
âś” Teaching reliable retrieve and play skills
âś” Using toys effectively in training and everyday life
Whether your dog loses interest quickly or simply prefers doing their own thing, we’ll help you transform play into something they love sharing with you.
Join us and discover a whole new way to connect with your dog—through fun, rewarding.

https://bookwhen.com/derehamdogacademy/e/ev-sva8u-20260502133000

Limited places available

Address

33 Yaxham Road
Dereham
NR191HD

Telephone

+447873800237

Website

http://www.bookwhen.com/hideandgosniff

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