This pocket sized beginner scent training kit includes all the essentials to get your dog started on becoming the next nose work expert. This kit is ideal for those just starting out in the sport and seeking to determine if their dog has an aptitude for scent differentiation and detection. The kit includes a 5ml glass bottle, with plug cap, of one chosen essential oil, cotton swabs, round storage containers, hiding tin with magnet and tweezers. All of this fits into a small 120x90x40mm zipper pouch. Choosing your scent: - Birch: This is usually the first scent introduced to beginner dogs, as it has a distinctive sweet minty odor that dogs can easily recognize. - (Betula Lenta) - Anise: Anise scent is often introduced after the dog has become proficient in identifying the Birch scent. Anise scent has a strong, licorice-like odor that can be easily distinguished by dogs. - (Pimponella Anisum) - Clove: Clove scent is often introduced after the dog has become proficient in identifying both Birch and Anise scents. Clove scent has a strong, spicy odor that can be more challenging for some dogs to identify. - (Eugenia Caryophyllata) - Cypress: Cypress scent is considered to be the most challenging scent for dogs to identify and is often introduced at an advanced stage of scent training. Cypress scent has a woody, earthy odor that can be difficult to distinguish from other scents. - (Cypressus Sempervirens) All the 100% essential oils included in this kit is recognised by various international bodies, including: ANKC (Australian National Kennel Council) ACSW (Australian Canine Scent Work) AKC (American Kennel Club) Due to the volatility of some essential oils, it is not uncommon for it to evaporate over time. Keep the essential oils in its closed containers and in a cool place. This will significantly increase the shelf life of the oils and decrease evaporation. Essential oils are not safe to consume. Ensure essential oils are kept out of reach from children and your dog.
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