BORN-TO-TRACK BLOG

by John Jeanneney Now that tracking season is over, there’s a real risk that your dog will get soft and fat. You can’t keep him in shape...

Kasey Morgan is a United Blood Trackers member from Elderon, Wisconsin. Right now he has two bloodhounds dedicated to blood tracking, but i...

Harold Barry is a United Blood Trackers member from Florida. Thank you Harold for sharing your tracking experiences with us.   I'...

This was a very sad day for both of us as we had to say good bye to our beagle Rip. This morning he was not able to move. His rear was paral...

I have come across a heart-warming website at http://upstatetracker.com/ , and would like to wish the best of luck to Jim and his beagle Cha...

John and I are members of the New Scotland Beagle Club in Feura Bush, NY, and we have spent the last three days at the Small Pack Option Bea...

In the last 18 hours we got probably 18-20 inches of snow. It is a heavy and wet snow, and our fence in some areas is now much lower to the ...

We are thankful as it has been a good year for us and everybody here is doing well (humans and canines). We have not lost any dogs to illnes...

There are several different types of beagle field trials, and several very different types of beagles bred to run in a style appropriate fo...

Tim Nichols' beagle Mickey was one of the great tracking dogs of the North East. He died a year ago on March 24 at the age of 12 ½. Mick...

© John Jeanneney, December 2005 John wrote this article three years ago, and the dogs mentioned here, Bob and Mickey, have passed since then...

Today we received this e-mail from Dustin Hoover in Maryland. Dear John and Jolanta, I am interested in starting a deer tracking club in Md ...

This article was written by John several years ago and was published in Full Cry. It is long but worth reading! The dachshund is not a beagl...