Canine Tracking Guide: Training the All-Purpose Tracker (CompanionHouse Books) Anatomy and Function of a Dog's Nose, Scent and Search Patterns, Competitive Coursing, First Aid, and More (Country Dogs)

i had this book before and my puppy ate it, LOL...i'm fine tuning my female catahoula pup for SAR (recovery) last winter was brutal, could not do too much outside in the -30 degree weather & lots of snow..she was very young so we worked inside..last spring she was finding mushrooms & sheds easily..this winter we're working on tracking, trailing..all the books from this author are fantastic & the reason i finally, after almost 20 yrs. brought home a couple well bred catahoula pups when the time was right.

-A solid book-Easy read-Read in one sitting-A good place to start for beginners-Not meant for troubleshooting

book has some good tips for beginners, its also affordably priced and an easy quick read, its a good book

I was interested in finding information regarding the training of my young female bloodhound and the techniques involved in doing it correctly. So far, so good. Easy reading, good explanations of techniques. Lots of repetitious work-well worth it.

Fantastic book on tracking. Straight-forward and easy to read. No unnecessary fluff. Definitely the guide you need to get you and your dog started immediately.

Don't waste your money

informative read

Very insightful book. It's a great general look at tracking. I wanted to know more just about the blood tracking but it talks about tracking people too. This has some fan tips and for anyone starting out with a pup would be ideal.Very good

There are better books which cover more about tracking, this contains other advice which is not what I needed this book for. It was also quite expensive for what it is

Very detailed, nice pictures, easy to read

A good little book and well written for a great little price .

Good basic introduction to tracking training.