In his book, Daniel Schneeweiss not only draws from his extensive experience regarding the training, leadership, and breeding of tracking dogs, but he also vividly portrays his best dogs, which he had the privilege to work with throughout his hunting career. He describes the Hanoverian female "Burgl," whom he refers to as his "mentor" due to her foresight, independence, and strong nerves, as well as the Hanoverian male "Cato," who came to the forester's home as a foundling named "Killer" and quickly developed into a first-class expert. Both dogs accompanied the forester and professional hunter for many years and allowed him to understand the essence of the tracking dog in an unparalleled way.