Early Scent Introduction | Utah | Dry Canyon Goldens

ESI - Early Scent Introduction

Baby Noses

Neonatal puppies, from 3 to 16 days of age, are ready and able to smell their world. We take advantage of this to improve their adult scenting ability by doing Early Scent Introduction with our litters. ESI has contributed to successes in hunt tests and field trials, tracking and nose work, search and rescue work, obedience and more.

Every day a novel scent item is placed before the puppy's nose. We watch and take notes on the interaction with the scent - positive, negative, or neutral. Some of the scents we use: tennis ball, leather, cat fur, game bird wing, birch/anise/clove oil (these are used in nose work competitions), grass w/ soil attached, pinecone, banana, moss, etc.

DryCanyonGoldens

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ESI - Early Scent Introduction

Jo Bailey

Small breeder of Exquisite Golden Retriever Puppies from health-tested European bloodlines

Located in Logan, Utah about 1.5 hrs north of Salt Lake City.

Sometimes this style or type of Golden Retriever is called English Golden Retriever or English Cream Retriever. No matter what they are called, all are Golden Retrievers. We do not specifically breed for color. Our main priorities are temperament, health, and structural conformation.

We have happy puppies in happy families literally from coast to coast in New Jersey, Maryland, North Carolina, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Michigan, Minnesota, South Dakota, Texas, Colorado, Arizona, Utah, Nevada, California, Oregon, Washington.

Idaho, Nevada, Wyoming, Montana, Colorado, Arizona, California, Oregon, and Washington are drivable distances.