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Sniffing for Fun: How to Get Started with Nose Work at Home

A dog’s nose is an extraordinary tool for gathering information. The portion of a dog’s brain dedicated to processing scents is approximately 40 times larger than that of humans, and dogs possess around 60 times more olfactory receptors than we do.

When we enter a home where chili is cooking, we perceive the aroma as a single, blended scent. In contrast, a dog can distinguish each individual ingredient. For this reason, we advise against using strong artificial fragrances, such as candles or plug-in air fresheners, in your home, as they can overwhelm your dog's sensitive nose.

All dogs rely on their sense of smell to interpret the world around them. Breeds with longer snouts generally have a more advanced sense of smell compared to breeds with shorter snouts, such as Boxers. Nevertheless, even short-snouted breeds can detect scents far better than the average human.

Engaging your dog’s sense of smell intentionally can significantly enhance their confidence, lower stress levels, fulfill innate instincts, and strengthen your bond through shared activities. READ NOW.

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