Part 2 - Instructors: Assessing the Handler Seminar NW3 The confusion is rooted in

The confusion is rooted in the fact that 99% of the time the handler can recognize that the dog is in odor and just don’t know why they got a "NO"

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Part 2 - Instructors: Assessing the Handler Seminar NW3 The confusion is rooted inAs instructors, it is our duty to identify and meet the needs of both our human and canine clients. To do so, we should leverage our expertise, past experience and observation skills. When it comes to our human clients, we must also take into account their goals, history, emotional needs and how they best receive and retain information. The key questions we must pose include: What type of personality do they have? How does their personality compliment