Every Dog Has Its Day
Daniel Grimm, age 6, is just now getting big into beagles with his brand new Cottonmouth pup named Dixie. He has went to plenty of trials to watch. This year he went to Crimora, Va and got to handle a dog. Now he is ready to handle his own dog!
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UKC ANNOUNCES AN EXCITING NEW VENUE FOR 2010 PREMIER!
11/10/2009: UKC ANNOUNCES AN EXCITING NEW VENUE FOR 2010 PREMIER! For more information, contact Tanya Raab at traab@ukcdogs.com Mark Threlfall at mthrelfall@ukcdogs.com Or Michelle Morgan at mmorgan@ukcdogs.com November 9, 2009 – The United Kennel Club is pleased to announce that the 2010 PREMIER is moving to the Wayne County Fairgrounds... Read more here. 
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Watch this link for all the details on the 2009 UKC Performance Pack World Championship.
Check out Who's Hunting in the Semi-Final Round at the Performance Pack World Championship.
And the winners are .....
Congratulations to all the winners at the UKC Hunting Beagle World Championship.
2009 Hunting Beagle World Champion
Branko's Chubby Checker, a four year old male, owned by Roy Swafford Jr and Denny Dugan of Tekonsha, Michigan and handled by Roy. | 
2009 Hunting Beagle World Show Champion
CH Sundown Lanbur Jenco Chip, owned by William and Diedra Ashcraft of Martinsburg, West Virginia, and handled by William. |
Who's Hunting Who - Round 1a - Updated 2 pm October 2, 2009 - The last of the casts from Round 1a are in and the deadline for Round 1b is 4 pm.
Who's Hunting Who - Round 1b - Updated 8:50 p.m. All casts are in from Round 1B.
Cast Breakdown for Round 2 - Updated 11:35 a.m. Photos of the casts going out in Round 2. All casts from Round 2 are in.
Complete Results of the 2009 UKC Beagle World Show
Cast Breakdown for Round 3 - Updated 9:41 p.m. For placements, 5th through 10th, click here.
Be sure to check out the Beagle Message Board this morning for the complete play-by-play of the Final Cast.
The Final Cast is in ... and the winner is ...
Video of the Final 4 cast is now available. More video is available ... Final 4 in the field and an interview with the World Hunting Beagle Champion
Watch this link for all the details on the 2009 UKC Performance Pack World Championship.
Check out Who's Hunting in the Semi-Final Round at the Performance Pack World Championship.
And the winners are .....
About the UKC Beagle Program
The Beagle breed was originally conceived as a dog to pursue rabbits and bring them around to the gun for hunters. The UKC Beagle programs, along with all our hunting programs strives to keep each breed as it was originally intended. Both our Hunting Beagle and Performance Pack programs are designed to reward a dog that can bring a rabbit around to the gun with as few faults as possible.
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Questions & Answers
with Todd Morgan- Question - What if I want to go to events in other states? Do I earn any points? Answer – Yes you do? Here is how it works: The state race will work off where your dog is registered on January 1 of the State Race year or in the case of Single Registered dogs, the state that they are registered to when single registered. The state that your dog is registered to is the state that your State Race points will go to. You can hunt in any state you wish and your points will go back to your state. (10/02/2007)
- QUESTION – I hear that UKC is starting a new Beagle format. What is it? How will it affect the Hunting Beagle program and how will it work? Answer – Yes, United Kennel Club is looking into a new Beagle format. We Todd Morgan are in the process of setting that program up. The program will be different than anything UKC has ever done as far as Beagles go, but is very familiar ground to us as far as putting on coonhound events. UKC prides itself on licensing some of the most professionally run events in the country. Currently, we license over 12,000 events for dogs. (01/13/2006)
- QUESTION: Rule 6 states that dogs will be scratched for running or molesting stock. What does UKC consider “molesting stock?” Answer: The dictionary defines molesting as, “To disturb, interfere with, or annoy.” That is exactly how United Kennel Club interprets when to scratch a dog for molesting stock. Running stock should be very easy for everyone to determine. If your dog is chasing after stock, it is scratched. Simple. The molesting part of it is what really needs to get defined. (12/05/2005)
- All four dogs are struck in and are running the rabbit. Before completion of any circles, the dogs break down and go into a check. Shortly after, one dog jumps the rabbit and it crosses the path in front of us. The rabbit then goes down over the hill into a hole (we all saw the rabbit). (and more) (07/13/2005)
- On a four-dog cast, all dogs are struck in. The rabbit is completely circled and seen by a cast member. The judge is present as Dogs A, B and C score on the line. Dog D misses the line. On the second circle, a line is marked and the cast agrees to pick the dogs up after they score it. Again, Dogs A, B and C score. Dog D misses it again. How do you score dog D’s strike points? (and more) (05/13/2005)
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11/10/2009: UKC ANNOUNCES AN EXCITING NEW VENUE FOR 2010 PREMIER! UKC ANNOUNCES AN EXCITING NEW VENUE FOR 2010 PREMIER! For more information, contact Tanya Raab at traab@ukcdogs.com Mark Threlfall at mthrelfall@ukcdogs.com Or Michelle Morgan at mmorgan@ukcdogs.com November 9, 2009 – The United Kennel Club is pleased to announce that the 2010 PREMIER is moving to the Wayne County Fairgrounds... Read more here. 
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