Saturday, August 18, 2012

S&P Shakers: Day 1


"It's not just about the 'person', but most importantly the scent, which must take the highest place on the cue heirarchy, above behaviors and orientation."   ~ Jen White


DOG:
Lily
DATE:
8/17/2012
SCENT TYPE:  (clothing/saliva/swab/other)
Earl Grey tea bag
ORIGIN:

DATE OF CAPTURE:
8/16/2012
AGE WHEN USED:
Day 2
SAMPLE CONDITION: (frozen/refrigerated/room temp/other)
room temp
SAMPLE STATE: (gauze/dental cotton/cloth/hydrated/other)
dry tea bag
INTENSITY:  (# of holes)
5
CONTAINER TYPE:
salt shaker placed in tin cans
# of CONTAINERS:
6
# of SCENT OPTIONS:
1 w/tea bag; 2 containers w/empty shakers; 5 containers w/empty shakers
MODE of PRESENTATION: (hand/surface/wheel/other)
scent wheel
SESSIONS:
1
2
3
4
Description
1 shaker w/tea bag
1 shaker
2 dummy shakers
1 shaker
5 dummies
1 shaker
5 dummies
Reps:
10
10
10
10
% Success Rate:
100
90
100
100
Time:
1:13
1:33
1:06
1:20


ORIGIN of SAMPLE:

COMMENTS:   First time using the salt and pepper shakers.  S = 5 holes; P = 7 holes.  Only the target shaker had anything in it.  Since it was the first time with scent in this medium, we began with only one shaker and worked up from there.






S&P Shakers Session 1
Tea Bag: #5
Scent Wheel stationary



S&P Shakers Session 2
Tea Bag: #5
Dummies: #1, 6
Scent Wheel turned, but stationary during exercise




S&P Shakers Session 3
Tea Bag: #5
Dummies: #1, 2, 3, 4, 6
Scent Wheel turned but stationary during exercise




S&P Shakers Session 4
Tea Bag: #5
Dummies: #1, 2, 3, 4, 6


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