Scent Ops

Scent Ops Scent work competitions for the sports/pet dog, based on operational style searching.

Accessible to all, with progressive levels, completion certificates and achievement awards.

Some of the winners of last few trials - fell free to post your pictures in the comments
24/08/2025

Some of the winners of last few trials - fell free to post your pictures in the comments

24/08/2025

KB Dog Training 22nd August
Writer: Jules Clapham
Jules Clapham
1 day ago
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Silver 1
1st Emily Meadows and Lola 99
2nd Eleanor Hogan and Maddy 97
3rd Annette Tarry and Jennie 80
4th Jan Martin and Amber (D) 78
5th Eve Silveston Maxey and Ruby 65
6th Liz Price and Paddy 57

Silver 2
1st Eve Silveston Maxey and Ruby 100
2nd Eleanor Hogan and Maddy 99
3rd Emily Meadows and Lola 98.5
4th Jan Martin and Amber (D) 98
5th Annette Tarry and Jennie 97
6th Liz Price and Paddy 67

Gold
1st Eleanor Hogan and Tilly 100
2nd Eve Silveston Maxey and Ruby 96
3rd Liz Price and Paddy 94
4th Emily Meadows and Lola 89
5th Jan Martin and Mattie (D) 86
6th Annette Tarry and Jenny 69

23/08/2025

KB Dog Training 08/08/2025

Bronze 1
1st Annette Tarry and Jennie 87
2nd Eleanor Hogan and Maddy 85
3rd Jak Enticknap and Ralphie 84
4th Jan Martin and Onyx 80
5th Emily Meadows and Jade 79
6th Lisa Hunt and Jimmy 73

Bronze 2
1st Eleanor Hogan and Maddie 96
2nd Lisa Hunt and Jimmy 95
3rd Annette Tarry and Jennie 89
4th Jak Enticknap and Ralphie 88
5th Jan Martin and Onyx 75
6th Shaunna Doherty and Luna 68

The trial took place in an outside storage compound containing large bails of bedding and feed.

The first hide was located just at the beginning of the search area to the right hand side between 2 log bags about 2ft above the ground. The second hide was located half way around the search area in a bag of wood chip bedding.

Most dogs located this hide efficiently and independently, leading to some very nice indications. The first hide provided more of a challenge, wind direction didn’t help and some handlers didn’t cover this area of the search in much detail resulting in the hide being missed. Overall some really nice work this evening, it was lovely to see some new teams and they showed lots of potential for the future so keep up the good work. For those that have been competing a while I really did find it difficult to find faults in your handling, so a big congratulations to you

23/08/2025

Chiltern Hills Farm 18/08/2025

Sherlock Hounds Super Sniffers
Bronze

1st Sarah Winfield and Stanley 92.5
2nd Tracy Harris and Freddie 91
3rd Sarah Robertson and Brae 86.5
4th Dee Snudden and Lennie 85.5
5th Jan Martin and Onyx 85
6th Paula Stanley and Lottie 84.5

On the evening of the 18th August, Sherlock Hounds Super Sniffers hosted an evening Scent Ops Bronze trial. The trial was held in a stable yard area with the exterior to search including a wall plus various boxes and crates in front of the stables. Two stables were open and the large corner one was full of different objects the other more bare and a tack room that was full of saddles, bridles and other horse equipment on shelves and draws. One hide was in the tack room tucked in a dark corner in a dustpan and brush, all teams found this one. the second hide caused a few problems, it was in the more empty stable at the back between two cones but some of the teams were convinced it must be in the large corner stable full of items and either wasted time or some convinced their dogs there was something there also. The teams with the two highest scores worked beautifully with their dogs and showed great team work. All in all a great evenings searching, well done to all teams.

28/07/2025
10/07/2025

Sherlock Hounds Super Sniffers 7th July

1st Beth Lorch and Rupert D Bear 91

2nd Chris Lorch and Goldie 88.5

3rd Jan Martin and Amber (D) 87.5

4th Chantelle and Ollie 83.5

5th Sarah Robertson and Brae 83.5

6th Jak Enticknap and Ralphie 83

On the evening of the 7th July, Sherlock Hounds Super Sniffers hosted an evening Scent Ops Bronze trial. The trial was held in a yard are with two out buildings. One contained bales of shavings, piles of bricks at the back a horse rug on a stand which divided the space on the other side were chairs a table , guttering pieces along the side. The yard area has various areas of interest holes in walls, a tap/pipe work, trolley, water tank. The next room contained lots of horse rugs, bins, large metal feed bins and various boxes. All the teams worked well and found the hides, just the odd error here and there that lost marks but overall a great evenings searching. well done to all teams that took part.

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