Location: Highfield park, St.Albans
Date & Time: 17th september 19:00-21:00
Suitable for: All breeds and ages | No prior experience needed
Looking to try something new with your dog? This 2-hour beginner-friendly workshop is the perfect introduction to the exciting world of tracking.
Tracking taps into your dog’s natural ability to follow scent trails — it’s mentally enriching, confidence-boosting, and a fantastic way to strengthen your bond. Whether you’ve got a curious pup or a seasoned sniffer, this session will guide you through the foundations in a fun, supportive environment.
How dogs use scent to follow a trail
How to lay and run your first tracks
Ways to build motivation and drive
Understanding how scent moves in different environments
How to read your dog’s tracking behaviour
Location: Highfield park, St Albans
Parking: The pavilion is the long green building right at the end of the track — and yes, you can drive down the track directly to it. Turn off Highfield Park Drive onto the track, follow it past the fields until you reach the building, and park right by the pavilion.
What3Words: ///scare.bulb.recall
Date & Time: 17th september 19:00-21:00
Duration: 2 hours
Group size: Small group format for individual guidance
A well-fitted harness
5–10 metre long line
Standard lead (no retractables)
Plenty of high-value treats
A red Kong
Water for your dog
Comfortable footwear and weather-appropriate clothing
This workshop is a great way to let your dog work their brain, build confidence, and do what dogs love most — follow their nose!
➡️ Spaces are limited – early booking recommended.
Location: Highfield park, St.Albans
Date & Time: 17th september 19:00-21:00
Suitable for: All breeds and ages | No prior experience needed
Looking to try something new with your dog? This 2-hour beginner-friendly workshop is the perfect introduction to the exciting world of tracking.
Tracking taps into your dog’s natural ability to follow scent trails — it’s mentally enriching, confidence-boosting, and a fantastic way to strengthen your bond. Whether you’ve got a curious pup or a seasoned sniffer, this session will guide you through the foundations in a fun, supportive environment.
How dogs use scent to follow a trail
How to lay and run your first tracks
Ways to build motivation and drive
Understanding how scent moves in different environments
How to read your dog’s tracking behaviour
Location: Highfield park, St Albans
Parking: The pavilion is the long green building right at the end of the track — and yes, you can drive down the track directly to it. Turn off Highfield Park Drive onto the track, follow it past the fields until you reach the building, and park right by the pavilion.
What3Words: ///scare.bulb.recall
Date & Time: 17th september 19:00-21:00
Duration: 2 hours
Group size: Small group format for individual guidance
A well-fitted harness
5–10 metre long line
Standard lead (no retractables)
Plenty of high-value treats
A red Kong
Water for your dog
Comfortable footwear and weather-appropriate clothing
This workshop is a great way to let your dog work their brain, build confidence, and do what dogs love most — follow their nose!
➡️ Spaces are limited – early booking recommended.
