K9 Nose Work

Engage your dog in K9 nose work at Wagging Rights Dog Training in St. Charles, IL. Private lessons and group classes for all dogs, including seniors and those with disabilities.

K9 Nose Work

K9 Nose Work Lessons

K9 Nose Work lessons give dogs a biologically fulfilling outlet while building confidence, focus, and problem-solving skills.

K9 nose work training in action

See K9 Nose Work in action, with scent games that give dogs a focused outlet for confidence, enrichment, and problem solving.

K9 Nose Work Questions

Each lesson is customized, so these focus areas are mixed and matched around your dog, your home, and your goals.

Lessons focus on scent games and searches, with instruction tailored to your dog. You learn how rewards, odor handling, and progression fit into the training.

Scent games give shy, nervous, or high-energy dogs a focused activity. Lessons use your dog's sense of smell to work on confidence and problem-solving skills.

Owner coaching is part of the lesson. Your trainer helps you understand searches, use rewards, handle odors, and guide your dog's progress.

Nose work offers mental enrichment through searching and scent games. It can complement obedience work as another activity you and your dog learn together.

Ready to Get Started?

Tell us a little about your dog and your goals. Start with a free virtual consultation and behavior evaluation so we can understand your needs and recommend a training plan.

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Hours
Every day9 AM-8 PM
Service baseSt. Charles, IL 60175

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