Monthly Archives: May 2011

It is crucial that you train your blood tracking puppy. To find as many wounded deer as possible you'll need to train, and by training your pup means that you receive your own training too. The more you get to know your dog and be able to read her, the easier it will be when tracking on a real situation. Of course, don't over do it as well. One training blood line a week is more than enough.

On a previous post we showed Buck von Tierspur on his first training blood line. Buck showed a lot of interest...

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Biodegradable Tape

There are many differing styles and approaches when training and developing a puppy into a blood tracking dog. Among the most important factors are: the dog needs to be of the right genetic background, needs to be exposed to different conditions so that her inherited senses are awaken and come out, and most importantly the dog needs to be trained. You buy a puppy from the right breeder and the right genes, but you don't necessary buy an already made blood...

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Since doxielink.com is all about the connection we have with our two wire-haired dachshunds and the hunting and blood tracking activities we engage with them, allow me this time to break the custom and post a video about my turkey hunt. Rest assure, when all this was taking place, Mae and Mariel were part of it too. They stayed in the truck and brought me luck. I bring them with me because they are my hunting buddies and I feel guilty to leave without them. Besides that, when they see me grab the gun and wear the camo clothes they...

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