10/08/2026
Happy Monday guys!
I thought I'd finish up my series on Trail Hunt International by explaining more of the benefits in detail.
If you're a MANTRAILING team looking to improve your performance then read on.
As I said in my first post- if logistics is causing you to progress slower than desired, then Trail Hunt could be a valuable addition to your training program.
The beauty of Trail Hunt is that you can set up your own scenarios. Whether that be in a club session, or just practising out there as a solo team. If you want to lay a trail in a straight line, go for it. If you want to lay a trail with fifty different decision points, you have the freedom to do so.
If you have analysed your most recent session and realised that your dog needs more practice with an element, you can very quickly replicate that same setup.
You can tailor the scenario to fit your needs.
"Lay your own trails"- what does that mean for you?
For me it means
⭐Focusing on areas my dog struggles with.
⭐Squeezing in a trail before work or in a lunch break.
⭐Noticing my dog struggle with hard surface transitions, so I set up a week's worth of that scenario.
⭐Realising my dog finds it hard to trail through busy .environments, so I focus on that for a few weeks.
⭐Working on my own skills (like line handling or reward delivery)
⭐Being able to train when I'm away from home or in a unique location.
If this sounds good to you, my next Foundations course starts on the 24th September!
Held in SIDING LANE, RAINFORD in our secure field.
Thursday evening 6:30pm 24th Sep for 4 weeks
https://www.skyboundk9.com/service-page/evening-4-week-trail-hunt-foundations
Saturday morning 10:30am 26th Sep for 4 weeks
https://www.skyboundk9.com/service-page/weekend-4-week-trail-hunt-foundations
Feel free to message me if you have any questions, or you just want to discuss if Trail Hunt is right for you and your dog ❤️🧡💛