Dog School

Truffle Hunters- Dog School

Truffle Hunters is a number of exclusive truffle training grounds dedicated to dogs (and their owners). Run by experts in scent and obedience work, the grounds of these quiet locations are packed with graded truffle hunting games designed to give your dog the best possible chance of success.

Small enclosed areas have been carefully createdMycorrhizal Systems Dog School to allow dogs to work in relaxed freedom through the different stages of training, while the open fields test even the best scenting abilities.

Your day will be filled with information not only on the best methods to train your dog but also on where and when to hunt for truffles in Britain. We cater for all levels of experience and hope to have your hound finely honed in the art of finding 'black diamonds' by the end of the day.

We have several locations across the UK and will direct you to your
nearest centre. 

A truffle ready to be unearthed

 

Every effort is made to make your visit fun, informative and very special. Individual and group training is available, please apply for the latest training dates to: Training@PlantationSystems.com






' Gifting a Training Day'

Training Days may be bought as gifts
to mark special occasions such as Christmas or birthdays. Personalised vouchers will returned in an attractive card.

Please request an application form
from Training@PlantationSystems.com

 

Grow truffles:

 

If you would like to buy truffle-trees
please vist the shop or if you are thinking about
starting a plantation please see our Partnership
page.

Partnerships
Mycorrhizal Systems Ltd. are currently seeking partners from a wide range of countries for the establishment of truffle plantations.
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Shop Open!
We offer trees inoculated with either the Summer truffle (Tuber aestivum var. uncinatum) which is completely suited to the UK climate.
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  • 01/06/2012 - 10:54

    The prime tree planting time November – March is upon us. Traditionally, November to March are good months to plant, as the trees are dormant and planting in the winter allows the truffley-roots plenty of time to settle in before mycorrhiza and root-growth starts again in spring.