If you had a working dog puppy or just a dog who likes to play scent work...

[ScentWorkBags]

Would you buy these?

My pup loves scent work and I was told to buy small plush cat toys to scent. Which he desteoyed in one session.

So I made scent pillows instead.

I would have a variety of tough fabrics available in different colours.

I would sell them in a metal gift tin which also doubles as the scenting box.
A container of catnip for scenting.
And an instruction pamphlet to explain how to scent and how to play effectively.

I also have the ability to personalise each scent pillow with the dogs name or a message.

Would this be something you might buy?
And how much would you pay?

Thanks.

[ScentWorkBags]

Sorry forgot the photo!

[Vallahalagonebutnotforgotten]

No I do scent work and would want articles with a specific scent not catnip.

If they are all packaged in the same box they scent would become contaminated

They would not need to be in a tough material for scentwork as dogs should be giving a passive indication, if not ready for this I would be using heavy objects they could not pick up


So not for me.

[MsAdorabelleDearheartVonLipwig]

When I did gun dog training with my last dog I used pheasant wings wrapped in an old sock before we moved on to dummy work. They smelt vaguely of what he would be picking up.

Your scent bags would be great for playing scent games as long as you’re not moving on to looking for a specific scent.

[ScentWorkBags]

They're just for scent playing. Like a board game kit for puppies