Sentences with phrase «scent work provides»

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It will work the same as far as exfoliating & softening your skin, but won't have the same scent or mood boost that the orange essential oil provides.

The sights, scents and tactile stimuli encountered when working with plants provide a sensory experience that enables people to be in the present moment rather than dwelling on problems.

She now provides in home behavior modification and training services and teaches scent work classes under her business name, Ain't Misbehavin» Dog Training.

The goal of United States Canine Scent Sports (USCSS) is to provide a user - friendly organization committed to promoting Scent Work events that are fun for the dog, the handler and the event hosts.

A variety of enrichment items should be provided and can include interactive food - based toys like stuffed Kongs ®, sand boxes with hidden toys for digging, games like hide and seek (with you or their toys), nose work with items like scented boxes, and tug toys to encourage play behavior.

The sport of K9 Nose Work provides a venue for dogs & handlers to test their scent detection skills in real - world settings with blind (location unknown to the handler) hides set in timed searches representing each of the four elements of competition: container, interior, exterior, and vehicle.

Whose experience and training has provided an understanding of how scent works in different environments and conditions.

Thanks to in - kind supporters of the performance Ceremony of the Void: scent provided by Nishane, Istanbul; costumes by Hydra Sartorial Latex; ceramic works produced by Rochester Square; and Suze Saveur d'Autrefois liqueur provided by Pernod - Ricard.

The employee, a teacher with the Coquitlam School District, filed a complaint with the Tribunal alleging that her employer's failure to provide a scent - free work environment amounted to discrimination on the basis of physical disability, contrary to British Columbia's Human Rights Code.

It is extremely significant as well that Arbitrator Knopf recognized that both the employer and the union have an obligation to work together to ensure suitable working accommodations are provided to employees who are negatively affected by scented products.