"Dracones Mulcentem: A Guide to Taming Dragons" sparked a great interest in dragons and taming them, so I had to step forth to create a sequel - after all, you can't tame dragons when you can't find them!

Overall, dracology is a strenuous - and even sometimes stressful - work, and one cannot achieve their goals and succeed in the studies without grit and perseverance, as well as some luck and talent. Although it is known that domestication of dragons is, in some regions, prohibited, little actually follow the laws. Therefore, I support you, and encourage you, to keep up your work in dracology, domestication, and discover dragons, and possibly you can become a real dragon researcher as yours truly.

Though many think that finding dragons are much easier than taming them, it still can be very challenging work - from Antipodean Opaleye to the Hungarian Horntail, this book will guide you through all of the essential elements on finding and working with dragons.

Good luck, and as Dumbledore had always said: Draco Dormiens Nunquam Titillandus!