
49 English counties · 5 Scottish regions · 2 Welsh · 2 Northern Irish — plus Canada, the Channel Islands and the Netherlands
Find an instructor
Certified, licensed, and teaching the same welfare-first method — in a hall near you.
Radius search arrives with the map build.
Instructors
- Gold
Gemma Hollis
Hollis Scent Dogs
Hertfordshire, England
Gold instructor and trial judge. Runs weekly classes in St Albans and Hitchin.
Reactive dogsTrials prep
Next: Tuesday evenings, St Albans
- Silver
Mark Tetlow
North Nose Work
West Yorkshire, England
Former search-dog handler. Beginner-friendly classes across Leeds and Bradford.
PuppiesBeginners
Next: Saturday mornings, Leeds
- Silver
Sioned Price
Trwyn a Chynffon
Gwynedd, Wales
Bilingual sessions on the Llŷn peninsula. Quiet venues, small groups.
Nervous dogsSenior dogs
Next: Workshops monthly, Pwllheli
- Bronze
Dawn McCrae
Fife Scent Club
Fife, Scotland
New Bronze instructor building Fife’s first sniffer-dog club.
BeginnersFamily dogs
Next: Thursday evenings, Kirkcaldy
- Gold
Tom Blaker
Kent Canine Detection
Kent, England
Runs in-person trials twice a year. Competition-focused training near Maidstone.
Trials prepVehicle searches
Next: Wednesday evenings, Maidstone
- Silver
Priya Sen
Calm Noses Manchester
Greater Manchester, England
One-to-one only — built for dogs who can’t do classes. Home visits across south Manchester.
Reactive dogsRescues
Next: 1-2-1s by booking
- Gold
Ellen Voss
Speurneus Academie
Utrecht, Netherlands
The first UKSD-certified instructor in the Netherlands.
Instructor mentoring
Next: Workshops monthly, Utrecht
- Bronze
Rob Quinn
Devon Scent School
Devon, England
Village-hall classes across the South Hams. Every breed welcome, and he means it.
BeginnersSenior dogs
Next: Monday evenings, Totnes
Build note: Roster is a sample; the production directory pulls live listings with the map, radius search and county browse across 49 English counties, Scotland, Wales, NI, Canada, the Channel Islands and the Netherlands.
Trainers: claim your county
No one near you yet? That’s a gap in the map — and a business opportunity.
