Ken Ramirez

Animals learn all the time. The question is, are they learning what you want them to learn, or are they just learning what the environment is teaching them naturally?

Animals learn all the time. The question is, are they learning what you want them to learn, or are they just learning what the environment is teaching them naturally?

The secret of odor detection is that you don't really train that. The dog already knows how to smell the world around them. But our job as trainers is to teach them what to smell, when to smell it, and what to do when they smell it.

The secret of odor detection is that you don't really train that. The dog already knows how to smell the world around them. But our job as trainers is to teach them what to smell, when to smell it, and what to do when they smell it.

Animals learn all the time. The question is, are they learning what you want them to learn, or are they just learning what the environment is teaching them naturally?

The secret of odor detection is that you don't really train that. The dog already knows how to smell the world around them. But our job as trainers is to teach them what to smell, when to smell it, and what to do when they smell it.