BHCA Website Training For BHCA Club Officers
Watch the BHCA website training replay for BHCA club officers to learn how to manage club listings, update contact information, and add events to the BHCA calendar.
Watch the BHCA website training replay for BHCA club officers to learn how to manage club listings, update contact information, and add events to the BHCA calendar.
Missed the BHCA website training? Watch the replay to learn how to navigate the BHCA website, update your member profile, and manage breeder profile information.
The Basset Hound Club of America welcomes visitors to its newly redesigned website featuring updated resources for Basset Hound owners, breeders, exhibitors, rescue supporters, and AKC enthusiasts.
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Lafora disease is a serious genetic condition affecting Basset Hounds. Understanding symptoms, inheritance, and the importance of genetic testing helps breeders and owners make informed decisions to protect the breed’s future.
Intervertebral disc disease is a common concern in short-legged breeds. Research suggests a genetic component, making it important for breeders and owners to understand risks and make informed decisions for healthier dogs.
From breed type versus style to correct movement and structural priorities, judging the Basset Hound demands a trained eye and a clear understanding of the AKC Breed Standard. This overview highlights key principles every judge should recognize in the ring.
Lafora disease is a late-onset genetic neurological disorder affecting Basset Hounds, characterized by myoclonic seizures and progressive neurological symptoms. This page explains causes, testing options, and ongoing research efforts.
BHCA was awarded the AKC Eddy Award for excellence in breeder education in 2023. The award honored the creation of Basset Hound University (BHU), which houses courses, self-correcting quizzes, reference guides and videos online. BHU was developed based on BHCA’s belief that educating breeders should be comprehensive and should be in line with how we educate judges, so that we are all working towards the same goal – perfecting the Basset Hound breed! The BHU concept arose from many successful all-day Education Day events at Basset Nationals, which included classroom presentations, demonstrations with live dogs, DNA testing clinics for disease [...]
Basset Hounds have a natural ability to comfort and connect with people. Their calm, affectionate nature makes them excellent therapy dogs, bringing emotional support and joy to those in need.