This was posted by Andy Bensing president of United Blood Trackers on a tracking dog forum. I thought there might be some on here that might be interested.

The book, Working With Dogs For Deer, written originally in Danish by Niels Sondergaard has recently been translated and published in English and is now available here in the United States at the United Blood Trackers' online store. This is the first european book on blood tracking that has ever been translated into English. Many of the the people here on this board have John Jeanneney's book, Tracking Dogs For Finding Wounded Deer and according to John This new book makes an excellant companion. Here is a brief discription John wrote about Sondergaard's book:

"Working with Dogs for Deer by Niels Sondergaard is a Danish book translated into English for deer hunters and dog handlers. More specifically it is about using dogs to find wounded deer and wild boar with the methods used in Denmark.
In Sondergaard’s book there is much information about advanced dog training and testing that we can use here in America. Some of the methods used to handle dogs on a natural blood line are a bit different. The description of the officially recognized tracking dog service, which is legally mandatory in Denmark, offers new perspectives, which we North Americans have never even considered. The use of tracking dogs in Denmark, as in the rest of Europe, is accepted as standard procedure in big game hunting
Naturally the book does not deal with bow hunting and all of the special situations that arise in North America, but it is a book well worth having, even if you have read Tracking Dogs for Finding Wounded Deer.. If you are already infected by the tracking dog fever, buy Sondergaard’s book!"
If you are interested, check it out at the UBT store link below.

http://www.unitedbloodtrackersstore.org/Default_mn1.asp

For those of you that do not know United Blood Trackers is a not for profit organizations. Our mission statment is

United Blood Trackers is dedicated to promotingresource conservation through the use of trained tracking dogs inthe ethical recovery of big game. We support recovery efforts afield, the education of hunters, the training and testing of dog handlers and their dogs, and the legislative efforts to promote blood tracking.

If you want more information about the organization contact me or stop by the web site.

Thanks Ken