Please note: The branch committee requests that puppies under 10 months should not undertake a full walk, however, they may to be brought to the venue and introduced to the pack.

Refer to the Basset Hound Club advice on exercising your Basset Hound

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Branch Events

BASSET HOUND CLUB OPEN- Sunday, 28th March 2010 - Argyle Centre, Stafford  

WALK to the Airman’s Grave - Sunday, 18th April 2010; Meet at 10.45am for 11.00am start - The Hollies Car Park, Ashdown Forest

WALK & JEAN & DUSTY’S PICNIC- Sunday, 9th May 2010, Meet at 10.45am for 11.00am start - Butchershole car park, Friston Forest

For a selection of Dog Shows featuring Basset Hounds refer to our Shows page

MAP LEAFLET Members receive a map leaflet with their copy of LOWDOWN.

This has been designed to fit on a single A4 sheet, intended to be folded in three, with, on one side, shown on the left, maps for walks starting at Abbots Wood, Butchers Hole Bottom, Sullington Warren and Cowdray Wood, whilst on the other, shown on the right, walks starting at various car parks in the Ashdown Forest; Broadstone, Gills Lap, Millbrook East, Long and The Hollies.

Those who do not have a copy or for any reason require an additional copy may click on the map icons for printable versions. The pdf files are quite large and may take some time to download.

Download a POI file for your TomTom device showing the locations we regularly visit for our events by clicking this icon

This file will appear in your TomTom device as category SEBBHC, this single file includes all current and recent event locations. It is only necessary to download and install it on your device once to provide POI information for all locations.

Exercise - The following advice is given on the Basset Hound Club website in its 'A New Owners Guide' regarding exercising your Basset Hound. "The Basset Hound is a heavily built hound with joints that should not be strained while the puppy is still growing. Up to about eight months a play in the garden and a five-minute walk on the lead is quite sufficient. From eight months it is recommended that walks are no longer than 15 minutes, increasing to 30 minutes at a year. Also during the first year discourage the puppy from jumping on and off furniture and running up and down steps. All fully-grown hounds (at about a year) can be exercised as much as you want, and at least one good walk a day."