Tracking dogs for finding wounded big game. Also dachshunds for blood tracking, field trials, their breeding, training and more.
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Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Blood tracking dogs become legal in Ontario
Residents of Ontario, Canada have a reason to celebrate as tracking dogs became legal there. Thanks to Joe Kopcok for the news: Hi John. I met you in
Wisconsin. My
Name is Joe Kopcok and I have Slovensky Kopov dogs. Just wanted to let you know
that Ontario
has legalized the use of tracking dogs. I called Ontario Federation of Anglers
and Hunters to see what was going on with this legislation. I spoke to Mark
Ryckman and he had told me that the OFAH Big Game Advisory Committee and the
Wildlife Policy Section of the Ministry of Natural Resources had a meeting on
May 31. The OFHA was advised that there was an amendment to the Environmental
Bill of Rights with regards to use tracking dogs for big game retrieval. This is
wonderful news. Dogs must be licensed, and all normal rules are to be followed
(hunter orange valid big game licence etc.)
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