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Jak ludzkiej nazwisko winslet (jest jak taki jaki mógłby konfrontacje The purpose of this website is to provide factual information on Blood Trailing Dogs, and to aid their training. Blood Dog is just another name for a dog that is performing a tracking function. For example, if I were to say that I train tracking dogs, most hunters wouldn't pay me a bit of attention. But, if I say I train Blood Trailing Dogs to find wounded animals, I have their undivided attention, immediately! The fact is that the Blood Trailing Dog is performing the same discipline as one that tracks human beings. While believe that teaching a dog to track a wounded animal is easy, I can assure you that there is a lot of planning, testing, work and time involved the training of a dog. The dog must first be tested for his drive. Drive is the dog's to follow a track or trail of a scent. The training begins with laying a track and running behind the dog on three separate tracks each day. This is performed five days of each week, for a minimum of four weeks, ensuring that he is following the correct scent trail. You cannot just spray a little blood here and there and expect a dog to react to it and locate the target. The animal's scent is absorbed into the blood and scent is what you should be the focus of your training. The dog's nose is the key to all of his training, and although it is the first sense to begin functioning at birth, he has to be taught to perform the tracking discipline on command. That is where expertise comes into play. who wrongly believe the dog should be tracking blood think, This is hogwash! Well, it's a fact, and remember, I said I would provide factual information. JJ went on his first real track yesterday. The deer was shot Saturday afternoon around 5 PM. I received a phone call that JJ's services might be needed. I arrived at the camp and started the track around 1 PM JJ was impressive on this track. He followed right over blood for the first 50 yards or and started moving to the right away from the blood. He tracked through a cypress bottom full of water and came out the other side right on top of blood Since being trained March of 2012 at ABCANTRA, Catahoula, and I have been practicing the woods by the house anticipation of deer season this fall. During those hot months the south Louisiana summer, I have endured mosquito bites, great loss of blood, and countless ripped shirts, keeping up with her as she dashed through the briars search of countless pieces of deer hide... Trainers that have you believe that you need to maintain a supply of blood or special boots order to train your dog are very misguided. How can I say that? Well, let's first take a look at scent and its function. Scent is created from dried skin particles known as scarf. Scarf waft from the body, and that of any animal, at a rate of 10 particles per second. Each animal has a distinct aroma of scent associated with its species and individuality. Simply put, everyone and every animal have a distinct odor which can be identified via smell. The acute abilities of the dog's nose aid it identifying those differences. Blood is on the inside of the body, and it's wet. No dried skin particles can develop inside the body, only on the outside. how does the dog know what to search for? When the blood from a wounded animal drips from the skin of that animal, its scent is absorbed within