Dogs enjoy searching
For animals that track smells persistently and with concentration.
Think, search and solve together
Nose work and clicker training in Küssnacht
Two versatile forms of enrichment that are currently used as content in various Doggy Deluxe courses.
Nose worklook calmly and focused
Clicker trainingMark behavior precisely
Course modulesintegrated into active offers
Transparent classification: Nose work and clicker training are described as course content. The site does not invent any additional bookable appointments.
For humans and dogs
What this offer is about.
During nose work, the dog solves tasks using its most important sense. Good search tasks promote concentration, independence and a calm working pace, without the focus having to be on physical speed.
The clicker or other marker signal makes the right moment precisely understandable. This allows small learning steps to be made visible – from the first glance at an object to a more complex task.
Matching frame
Who is nose work & clicker training suitable for?
What is important is not just age or breed, but also learning level, health, condition on the day and the ability to train safely in the respective context.
Creative human-dog teams
For working together to develop new behavioral ideas.
Dogs get excited easily
Quiet search tasks can promote a controlled pace of work.
Different age groups
Tasks can be adapted to experience and physical capabilities.
Learning goals
What dogs and humans learn.
The focal points are individually formulated and are based on the actual Doggy Deluxe offer.
Develop search system
The dog learns to process a task comprehensibly with its nose.
Understanding markers
A precise signal shows which behavior was successful.
Dose frustration
Difficulty is chosen so that trying things out remains possible.
Observe together
People learn to perceive small behavioral steps more precisely.
Training structure
This is how a unit can work.
The specific process depends on the course, group and current date. Binding information is always available in the booking portal.
- Easy to get startedThe task begins visibly, solvable and with a clear reward.
- Allow personal initiativeThe dog is allowed to try things out instead of being constantly guided.
- Change criterionDuration, distance or accuracy are each increased individually.
- Find a suitable courseThe current announcement shows where nose work or clicks are included.
No outdated datesPrices, dates, free places and exact training locations are not maintained twice. The button leads to the current live course overview.
AEO – clear answers
Frequently asked questions about nose work & clicker training.
The answers start directly and remain understandable even without additional context.
Is there currently a separate nose work course?
In the current live offer, nose work is primarily part of Treasure Hunt, Kunterbunt and Querbeet classes. The description of the bookable appointment is binding.
What is clicker training?
A clicker produces a short, consistent marker signal. It announces a reward and shows the dog precisely which moment was right.
Do I have to use a clicker?
Not necessarily. A well-constructed word signal can also mark; What matters is meaning, timing and reliable reward.
Is nose work physically demanding?
Above all, it requires concentration and odor processing. Tasks still need to be adapted to health, age and environment.
Is nose work suitable for insecure dogs?
Solvable search tasks can promote self-efficacy. However, new rooms, objects and distances should be chosen so that the dog remains able to work.
Which course is best for getting started?
Treasure hunting sets the clearest search focus. Kunterbunt and Querbeet combine nose work with other activities and everyday elements.
Advanced courses
The next sensible step.
Internal links connect learning phases and topics without creating almost identical location pages.
Current course listing
Is this course right for you?
In the booking portal you will only find active offers with binding dates, prices, meeting points and free places.
As of August 16, 2026 · Binding course dates are maintained in the booking portal.