Mantrailing: The Hobby Your Dog Didn't Know They Needed
Nervous dogs, bouncy dogs, senior dogs, mantrailing gives them all a job to do and a big confidence boost.
Mantrailing asks a dog to follow one specific person's scent through the environment. The dog leads, the handler follows, and the dog gets to be genuinely good at something.
It suits an enormous range of dogs. Nervous dogs gain confidence because they work alone and set the pace. Reactive dogs can take part without meeting other dogs. High-energy dogs get a job that satisfies them properly.
You don't need a special breed or any previous training. Most dogs understand the game within a couple of short trails, because they are using a sense they already trust more than their eyes.
If you'd like to try it, ask Livvy, she's happy to point you toward local trainers running beginner sessions.
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