Group Nosework Class – Fun for All Dogs!
425 Simpson Ave, Hoquiam, WA 98550
Most dogs! (Dogs who are extremely shy or reactive should join Shy Dog Nosework instead.)
Unleash your dog’s natural scenting abilities in a relaxed, playful environment. Perfect for beginners and dogs of all experience levels — just make sure your pup is comfortable around other dogs and people!
Benefits: Improves agency, comfort, and mental stimulation. Great for bonding and fun!
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6 weeks, 50-minute sessions
Tuesday, 6pm
Let us know by filling out the form below.
We’re excited to meet you and your dog! This short form helps us make sure every pup ends up in the class that’s the best fit. Most dogs do great in Group Nosework, but if your dog is very shy or nervous around other dogs or people, they may be better suited for Shy Dog Nosework. Your honest answers help us create a safe and fun experience for everyone.Your honest answers help us create a safe and fun experience for everyone.
MSc, CDBC, CTC, CSAT, PCBD, FFCP, ANWI
Kristine is the passionate owner-operator behind Woof Wisdom. Her approach to training is holistic in nature and based in science. She believes that a solid foundation in relationship building, positive methods is the key to a happy and healthy relationship between humans and their dogs. Kristine has worked as a private group, off leash walker in San Francisco since 2006, and as a private trainer since 2019. She enjoys problem-solving and creating effective solutions for cases involving basic manners, puppy raising, reactivity, anxiety, aggressive behaviors, resource guarding, separation anxiety, and fear, among other issues.
In 2019 Kristine earned her CTC (Certificate in Training and Counseling) from Jean Donaldson’s prestigious Academy for Dog Trainers. In 2020 she earned her Fear Free Animal Trainer Certification, and CPDT-KA, as well as her PCBC-A. In 2022 she received her CSAT, and her Masters in Clinical Animal Behavior from the University of Edinburgh in 2025. She has also studied with Dr. Susan Friedman, as well as completed Michael Shikashio’s Master course on Aggression in Dogs. Kristine is passionate about education and a life long learner. She is committed to education and compassion and finding the best ways to keep you and your companion safe and happy.
“I come to you with the understanding that you love your dog, and you are doing the best you can with the education you have, I’m just here to help you go a little further.”