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Judge's View Virtual EventWouldn't it be nice to know what a Judge sees throughout a Scent Work trial. What works. What doesn't. What skills are solid in most teams. Which skills are lacking. This roundtable will discuss just that! Join us for this exciting event with an excellent panel of trial officials who have experience judging for a variety of Scent Work organizations including AKC Scent Work, NACSW, USCSS and others. Additionally, our speakers will discuss how they use
Wouldn't it be nice to know what a Judge sees throughout a Scent Work trial. What works. What doesn't. What skills are solid in most teams. Which skills are lacking. This roundtable will discuss just that!
Join us for this exciting event with an excellent panel of trial officials who have experience judging for a variety of Scent Work organizations including AKC Scent Work, NACSW, USCSS and others. Additionally, our speakers will discuss how they use what they notice to modify their own training programs to better prepare their clients and teams.
Event Organization
This virtual event will be split into three unique sections, with our speakers paired up to tackle a set of questions.
SECTION 1 - Containers and Interiors
Anita Ambani and Michelle Munson - FOCUS: Dogs
- For container searches, what are the dogs' strengths?
- What do you notice when dogs struggle with container searches?
- For interior searches, what are the dogs' strengths?
- Are there certain interior factors that are problematic for dogs?
- Do you have any venue-specific observations?
- What skills or training do you focus on based upon your observations as a Judge?
Judith Guthrie and Aleks Woodroffe - FOCUS: Handlers
- For container searches, what are the handlers' strengths?
- What do you notice when handlers struggle with container searches?
- For interior searches, what are the handlers' strengths?
- Are there certain interior factors that are problematic for handlers?
- Do you have any venue-specific observations?
- What skills or training do you focus on based upon your observations as a Judge?
Bill Gaskins and Caroline Oldham - FOCUS: Faults, Falses and Solutions
- What are the most common faults incurred in containers?
- What are the most common faults incurred in interiors?
- What are the trends you are noticing regarding false alerts in containers?
- What are the trends you are noticing regarding false alerts in interiors?
- How are you addressing these observations in your training program?
SECTION 2 - Exteriors and Vehicles
Bill Gaskins and Caroline Oldham - FOCUS: Dogs
- For exterior searches, what are the dogs' strengths?
- What do you notice when dogs struggle with exterior searches?
- For vehicle searches, what are the dogs' strengths?
- Are there certain vehicle types or orientations that are problematic for dogs?
- Do you have any venue-specific observations?
- What skills or training do you focus on based upon your observations as a Judge?
Anita Ambani and Michelle Munson - FOCUS: Handlers
- For exterior searches, what are the handlers' strengths?
- What do you notice when handlers struggle with exterior searches?
- For vehicle searches, what are the handlers' strengths?
- Are there certain vehicle types or orientations that are problematic for handlers?
- Do you have any venue-specific observations?
- What skills or training do you focus on based upon your observations as a Judge?
Judith Guthrie and Aleks Woodroffe - FOCUS: Faults, Falses and Solutions
- What are the most common faults incurred in exteriors?
- What are the most common faults incurred in vehicles?
- What are the trends you are noticing regarding false alerts in exteriors?
- What are the trends you are noticing regarding false alerts in vehicles?
- How are you addressing this in your training program?
SECTION 3 - Wishlist as a Judge
Judith Guthrie and Aleks Woodroffe - FOCUS: Dogs
- What is one skill you wish all dogs solidified or worked on?
- What is one thing you notice when dogs are searching that makes you cringe?
- What would you suggest instructors or handlers focus on in training to help the dogs?
- What is your favorite thing to see when you are judging dogs in Scent Work trials?
Bill Gaskins and Caroline Oldham - FOCUS: Handlers
- What is one skill you wish all handlers solidified or worked on?
- What is one thing you notice when handlers do that makes you cringe?
- What would you suggest instructors or handlers focus on in training to help the handlers?
- What is your favorite thing to see when you are judging handlers in Scent Work trials?
Anita Ambani and Michelle Munson - FOCUS: Teams
- What is one skill you wish all teams solidified or worked on?
- What is one thing you notice when teams are searching that makes you cringe?
- What would you suggest instructors or handlers focus on in training to help the team work better as a unit?
- What causes a team's work to be memorable for you when officiating?
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★★★★★ 5
Durable & Leather. For Small-Medium Dogs
Size: 15 in, Color: Retriever, Size: 15 in, Color: Retriever
This is a great dog toy! My Pomeranian is a small guy at only 8lbs. but he sure knows how to chew and he does it as often as he can. I was throwing out toy after toy because he was tearing them to pieces after only a half hour or so. After putting my money in the garbage so many times, I decided to search for toys that would hold up to his destructive mouth. I found a lot that claimed they wouldn't fall apart but they were all more than I wanted to spend. I came across this toy and a rabbit shaped one just like this. I bought both months ago and both are still in tact after all this time. Sure the edges are a little frayed but other than that, no damage whatsoever! I'm not sure what dura fused means but that seemed promising to me when I was reading the description, also the fact that they're leather made them seem more durable to me. Both have squeakers inside and some sort of stuffing as well. I throw all of my dogs toys in the laundry or hand wash them once a week, except for these. When these toys get wet with my dogs saliva, they look like they're not meant to get wet. Even without washing, these seem fine. This toy is probably about 9" long or so if I had to guess. In my opinion, it'd be perfect for a medium sized dog. It's a tiny bit big for my little guy but he manages just fine! If you're looking for a durable toy that your small to medium dog can chew on constantly, look no further!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2020
★★★★★ 5
Always looking for less destructible dog toys
Size: 8 in, Color: Squirrel, Size: 8 in, Color: Squirrel
I am constantly searching for aggressive chewer dog toys. So many claim to be and one look and you know they haven’t met your dog!! Our golden retriever is so sweet until he gets his claws and teeth into a new toy. We nicknamed him the shredder, as he rips his new toys to pieces. I accidentally stumbled across this toy. We have never owned a leather dog toy. The squirrel is going to give Maverick a run for his money. The edges are double sewn closed. I am very impressed with the quality of this toy for $5.75 which includes the sales price and an additional 10% off coupon. Even without those two incentives the toy is less than $8 prime. The other shapes are similar or cheaper in price and now I see a 50% off 1 toy coupon when you buy 2. What a deal and the squirrel has a squeaker inside. What I like about the squirrel is that there’s less limbs or appendages for Maverick to shred off. The bunny has ears, the raccoon has hands, the buffalo has legs, the bone and retriever stick have a rope, the bear has a neck and head that could be chewed off, similar to the fox who has a tail and snout. The squirrel looks like it would be harder to destroy! The squeaker was hard to push at first but is easier now. Maverick has a black lab sister who loves squirrels, more so than she loves toys, and I found this toy searching for squirrel toys for her. It is offered in 8 other shapes. The squirrel measures almost 8” tall by 5” wide. It’s perfect for a medium or large size dog. Based on the construction of this squirrel dog toy it looks acceptable for an aggressive chewer and won’t break the bank. It’s very affordable. Always supervise! Updates to follow at Christmas:). BTW, the squirrel did not smell bad upon opening.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2024
★★★★★ 4
Puppy loves it. Well built and fun for her to play with.
Size: 15 in, Color: Retriever
My double doodle mix loved this toy. It is well made and she loves the different texture of the rope. Sadly she has already torn the rope apart and so now it’s just the leather part. This would be the perfect toy for non agressive chewers. Wish the rope lasted a little longer. SPOT is my new favorite company to get her chew toys from now. They’re well built and aren’t expensive like all the other dog toys out there.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2025
★★★★★ 2
Destroyed in under 10 minutes
Size: 9 in, Color: Large Bone
I bought 2 of these toys, one for my 9 year old great dane who isn't an aggressive chewer, and one for my 6 month old puppy who is average.
In less than 10 minutes both were destroyed and my dane managed to swallow a good chunk.
I wasn't surprised when they both had small holes on the ends and started pulling the stuffing out. The stuffing and squeakers were confiscated immediately, but I let them keep chewing. By the time I came back from throwing the insides away, both dogs had chewed the toys in half and my dane swallowed a chunk when he saw me coming. The puppy was going to do the same thing, but luckily we're working on his "drop" command so he was excited enough for the bigger payout and dropped it.
They didn't just come apart at the seams, the whole toy ripped in half making it too easy to swallow. Neither of them are aggressive cheers and the toys didn't hold up at all. A stuffed animal toy would have lasted longer (and has any time I've allowed it). 10 minutes of playtime is probably too generous , but I'm trying to be fair. If I hadn't been right there watching them, they both would have been able to swallow the whole thing in minutes. Definitely not safe for any amount of actual chewing.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2025
★★★★★ 5
The perfect teething toy for a puppy of any size - apparently indestructible!
Size: 9 in, Color: Large Bone, Size: 9 in, Color: Large Bone
I ordered this product for an overly excitable, destructive corgi chihuahua mix puppy, who was teething. He was a foster and managed to destroy, almost immediately, every toy I had on-hand for him, and toys I picked up at the local pet store. I was very concerned he'd swallow parts of toys, which can lead to fatal intestinal blockages, not to mention extremely high vet bills which I couldn't cover as a simple foster mom. When it arrived, I crossed my fingers that the "Seam Protection - doubled-stitched seams with heavy duty thread" would actually add "extra durability." And I was NOT disappointed! The bone shape of the toy would probably fit comfortably in the mouth of any dog or puppy, as you can see from photo #4. What's coolest about the shape of this toy is the pup can sink all of his or her teeth into it, providing comfort for the entire mouth and not just a few teeth or only one section of its mouth at a time. I was much more experienced as a kitten foster mom, and had had similar difficulties finding teething toys for kittens. This toy is thin and light weight enough that I imagine it could provide relief for little kitten mouths, also, but I didn't get to find out, as my little foster pup chose this as his #1 favorite toy and brought it with him to his forever home. I wanted to know how long it would take before he'd destroy it, though (picture 5 he'd had this Dura-Fused bone toy for a few hours short of one week, and the last photo - you'll see he'd not even undone a small portion of the seam!) Overall I would highly recommend this product for teething babies of almost any species. As far as I could tell it is indestructible. Almost seven days of constant gnawing and he'd not even taken one stitch out, created any tear or rip, let alone, gotten close to being able to swallow the squeaker (always a fear!). I imagine months later, he's still been unsuccessful at ripping/tearing this toy at all. I'd gladly buy again should I foster any dog or puppy - the company lives up to its moniker, Ethical Products, because they've produced a no-frills and apparently indestructible squeak toy which I'd have no fears of leaving with a teething puppy unsupervised. Highly recommended!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2020
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