This is your camp, so the structure of each day will really depend on what we learn about you, your dog, what problems you are having, and your experience, from your applications and what we see day to day.  For example, the needs of a person who just finished her first TD may be different from the needs of the experienced handler working on her 4th TDX. Please understand that every time out, a novice dog as well as a seasoned dog with be given the same challenges but the difficulty, distraction, and distance can be modified. The description below will give you the flavor of what a typical day might be like: 

Start by 8am, laying tracks appropriate to the team, according to the specific factor being worked or the scenting difficulties provided by terrain and weather. Some days the handler will lay their own track with a coach at their side to discuss how best to accomplish the training goal for that dog that day as well as take advantage of the location's tracking challenges. Other days your coaches will lay your tracks and you will run them blind. While tracks are aging, we will have discussion or drill time. We’ll run tracks before lunch. 

Bring your lunch. Because winter days are so short, we’ll probably talk about the morning tracks while eating. 

Repeat in the afternoon – lay tracks, discussion and/or drills, run tracks, review tracks. 

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