Roll of honor
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Welcome to our website!The Beagle Association of Gauteng was formed in 2013 and is the only Beagle club in South Africa affiliated to the Kennel Union of South Africa.
Our Aim is to:
Apart from the addition of & relevant suitable photos our website is now virtually complete, so please browse and contact us if you require any further information. We hope to be able to add these over the next couple of months. We hope that you will enjoy browsing our website, and that you find a lot of useful and interesting information. As there are many half truths and much hyperbole regarding the breed circulated via social networks and other websites, we would like this site to become the definitive source of accurate information on the Beagle breed in South Africa & the go to site for anyone looking for information on the breed . Additional material, as it becomes available, will be added from time to time. The Events page will be updated monthly so please check it regularly for news. The Beagle is no more high maintenance than any other dog. Every dog requires food, shelter, warmth, love, company, stimulation and exercise - if you don't have the resources to fulfil these needs then it is best not to own a dog. The Beagle, essentially being a hunting dog, however does have one specific needs- due to its highly developed working instinct i.e. scent-work - the Beagle requires a very secure property and supervision when running free. Although the Beagle is a hunting dog, it is also one of the best family dogs, generally great with children and super with other pets. More can be found on the rest of the website. The roll of honor on the left represents the top 3 Beagles in the breed ring nationally, on the date mentioned. Further information and more details can be found on the results page. Below you can find more information about our main sponsors, and links to their sites where applicable. Please consider supporting them. |
To Laerskool Muldersdrif, our stunning show venue, a continued word of thanks! Year after year we have a clean, accessible venue on stunning gras, with plenty shade, and year after year we feel super welcome! Thank you!
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There is a direct link between the quality of food that you feed and your pets’ overall health, wellness and longevity. Unfortunately, we had learnt this lesson in a painful way when we had both lost dogs to different forms of cancers growing up. Our dogs, ‘Apachee and Ghost’, were on a commercial, 100% processed diet, consisting of dry kibble and wet canned foods. Our individual, rather traumatic, experiences had sparked our interest in alternative feeding options, which lead us to the RAW DIET. We truly believe that the healthiest foods for both ourselves and our pets are those that contain no chemicals, additives or preservatives, and whose composition and goodness has not been altered by extreme heat.
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Based in Muldersdrift, Gauteng, but with a country-wide reach, Dicla Horticulture is one of the eldest manufactures of Greenhouse Tunnels in South Africa. With a wide range of irrigation supplies, seed, fertilizers and other, we are happy to assist any vegetable farmer or hobbyist gardener with their setup.
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In July 2020 the Beagle Association of Gauteng and it's members had to sadly say our goodbyes to a legend, a lady who had loads of passion and knowledge, a lady that spent 30 odd years of her life dedicated to the Beagle breed.
Ms Shuna de Villiers, known in and around the show ring for her Pinoak Beagles, and former chairman of the Beagle Association, sadly passed away in July 2020. She will be remembered for her passion and dedication, wit and knowledge. Shuna will be sorely missed, not only by the Beagle people, but all around the dog world. Rest in peace, Shuna! |
In June 2023, The Beagle community in South Africa and across the world,has lost another legend.
It is with sadness that we learn of the passing of Mrs Sylvia Tutchener, after a short illness. Sylvia, an honory life member of the Beagle Association of Gauteng, a graceful lady with a vast knowledge and kindness for days, will be missed by all who knew her. Sylvia Tutchener was the first judge to judge a Beagle Speciality in South Africa. Rest in Peace Sylvia! |