BORN-TO-TRACK BLOG

Our not-so-distant family of wirehaired dachshunds expanded two days ago as Bernard Demer's Foxy whelped a litter of four puppies: three...

This winter is not going to quit! According to the National Weather Service we got 27 inches of snow in the last 36 hours. Of course this wa...

I did not mean to abandon the blog but life got really hectic. We are working as fast as we can on the 3rd edition of Tracking Dogs for Find...

Few days ago we received this super nice e-mail from Julie Weidner from Switzerland. What a treat! It was wonderful to hear from you Julie ...

I heard from Teddy that she got some really good e-mail response to her piece on digging woodchucks with dachshunds. I think it would a good...

This report was written by John in October 1999, after our return from the two-week trip to Germany and France. We visited seven breeders, a...

by John Jeanneney © 1995 Max, my principal tracking dog from 1984 to 1994, died on June 24, 1995, after a long and productive life. He was a...

Alain and Marjolaine Ridel are currently in France, where Theo has had an opportunity to take European hunting tests for teckels. Below is J...

When you are a dog breeder, sometimes you find yourself in distant places at the time that is not of your own choosing. Keena came in heat,...

We started this blog with a short report on Theo , and we are happy to give you an update. Théo, a wirehaired dachshund, is owned by Alain a...

We have spent the last three days in the company of Alain and Marjolaine Ridel from Quebec, Canada, who visted us here at Berne, NY. They br...