Line Handling

Have you been trailing for a while and feel like your line handling could use a little more work?

Perhaps your dog is an awesome sniffer, but you’re not always sure what you should be doing with your line, particularly when you reach junctions or more complex sections of a trail. Good line handling is an important part of working effectively as a trailing team, and getting it right can make a real difference as you progress.

Join Rebecca the Dog Trainer and Rachel, Co-Founder of The Canine School of Trailing and Nose to Trail, for a full-day practical workshop focused on developing your line handling skills.

📍 High Heaton

📅 Sunday 1st November 2026

⏰ 10am–4pm

We’ll cover both theory and practical skills, including how to handle your line appropriately, what to do at junctions, and how your handling can support your dog as trails become more challenging.

There’ll be plenty of opportunity to put the theory into practice with your own dog, with guidance from Rebecca and Rachel throughout the day.

Further details will be provided when booking.

If you’re looking to become a more confident and effective trailing team, this is a great opportunity to develop those skills in a supportive and practical environment.