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home walk programme past walk photos & videos about us looking after your hound funny pictures links contact us start your own group? want to lead a walk? if you want to organise a walk in your area, please let me know and i'll put it up on this site. criteria: 5+ miles, with some woods or open moorland for a good run and ideally finish near a pub or café. home page : video of our last walk - our 107th at camelot - see here i bet my basset bays louder than yours. see melody here when the phone rings. if you like walking your basset hound as well or instead of showing, then come along to our next walk shown below. bids invited for next year: no walk leaders - no walks. future walks for 2018: offers invited to lead walks: stake your date now. all walks start 10.30am. suggested provisional dates and venues. these are all projected walks, ie if you want to run one from your back door please let me know: 2018: july 1st: fingle bridge, mid devon: see here august 5th: alfred's tower, stourhead september 2nd: ? october 7th: ham hill november 4th: ? december 2nd? she said "when we get the new sofa we're not having dogs on it", she said. (here's the new sofa - graced by matilda and melody) all grandparents - or those who still have grannies - you must click here (but keep a large box of tissues handy) comment on our last walk on youtube: cuantos bellos bassecitos, gracias. comment from a follower in us of a: "hi. thank you for posting the videos on youtube. my husband and i love bassets. we had two in the past. maybe we will get another one soon. i am disabled - rheumatoid arthritis. hiking is impossible for me. but, as i watch your walks, i feel a part of the group. beautiful hounds and beautiful scenery. i never saw so many bassets at one time. it is lovely. i chuckle as the bassets roll in the fields, or as they run in their group. howling is such a sweet song to my ears. thanks again for sharing your basset walks. sincerely, debbie eidle, usa . photos of all our past walks and videos for most (don't miss the chaotic video) at barbary castle can be found here. basset hounds are different. they may look cute (6 stone, cute?) in slipper ads, but as every owner knows they are just as likely to be obstinate, stubborn, wilful and natural thieves. we call it intelligence. since 1954 the basset hound club has looked after standards, run championships, institutes a code of ethics, in short everything to do with the well-being of the breed. disappointingly they have shown no interest in what we are doing and refuse to publicise our walks. anyone know why? it is our experience that most members are only interested in showing – fine – but some of us prefer to walk our hounds in company with others, for the sheer joy of watching a large group of bassets run together. when we acquired our first hound, nearly forty years ago, there were six basset packs, today i am told there are nine – the most well-known of which is the albany, in the east midlands. (three packs are privately owned.) while we don't agree with hunting, it is still a fine sight to see such a large number in the countryside. compared to the average pet hound, the english hunt basset hound is much longer legged and shorter eared, and certainly fit – some days they will cover 25 miles. with this end in view the basset hound walkers (got the fleece?) has been formed as a very loose group of friends who will meet usually the first sunday in the month to exercise their hounds. there is no fee, no constitution and certainly no officers. all are welcome (tell your basset friends). just bring some lunch and bonios. the following was found posted very low on a refrigerator door. dear dogs and cats: the dishes on the floor with the paw prints are yours and contain your food. the other dishes are mine and contain my food. placing a paw print in the middle of my plate does not mean . . . more > (to enlarge the press cutting below - if you must -just click on images. top one is our walk at paignton on feb 6th in the western morning news. really sorry about the bloke blotting out the rest of the group). so which is the most peculiar animal here then? just a quick note to thank you for your basset hound walkers website. i wanted to get a basset hound for years and after doing our research we adopted plunkett two weeks ago. we found your website extremely helpful and my boyfriend has made a little ramp for him to get down the steep step out to our back garden, inspired by the one on your website. thanks again, frances cassidy comment on youtube (the "44 hounds at paignton") i want to go too! my bassetts are angels now but just to see your lovely group makes me want to get on a plane and visit...here in the usa so far away...thank you for sharing this, and by the way i just love the *designer dog*! beautiful! (this refers to the gt dane/basset cross) "i live in ipswich in suffolk and have been searching google to find a walk to join with my lemon basset reggie. i've come across your website and think it's fantastic! the only problem is i think it's a bit too far for us to come... would you happen to know of other groups like yours nearer my area? anywhere in suffolk, east anglia. if all else fails then i might have to make a special trip in the new year to come on a walk near you." from daisy. and now for some culture. click here to open the beat hound (opens with windows media player) from toronto: “i happened across your youtube video of your recent walk - enjoyed it very much! then went to your website. i was very impressed (and appreciative) of the thorough job you did on the care of bassets. i laughed out loud at some of the pix and captions - (my husband just came off nights and is sleeping so laughing out loud in our tiny bungalow isn't something i really wanted to do right now!!) we have always lived in condos in the heart of toronto, so could only ever own a cat. now we have moved to a small property and i am seriously thinking of finally getting a basset for myself. i've loved these guys for many years..... i live near toronto, canada - or else i'd join your group in a heartbeat! cheers!! selma dearborn basset lover!! "me and my hubby .... would love to come on a walk with you all if you do one near here then someone can convince him that we do in fact need another basset to live with us, maybe a lovely girly for bert. i hope you will meet him soon on a ramble and then you can all help me find him later in the day" names deleted to preserve marital harmony. "i’ve been looking at your website and the pictures of your walks are fantastic !! looks like everyone has great fun and it’s such a joy to see all the bassets together." jemma from norfolk. i have not smiled that much in a long time seeing the pack romping through the grass. the highlight for us was the labrador being pursued by a large pack of bassets baying. my side still hurts now from laughing. i think that next time we will bring the beagle and let the pack run after him instead of the lab as that will be one way to wear him out! matt & liz beagle v basset if you've ever been told "what nice beagles" click here for a suitable riposte . if you've lost a favourite hound, click here to read leslie thomas' obit of furlong, "the greatest dog in the world is dead". warning: keep a tissue handy. caption competition samantha yarwood sent me this photo but i was in two minds whether to put it up. if your hound sees it, what on earth will it think? "aren't i supposed to chase these things? what's this hound doing? we both may have long ears but surely it's not a basset?" anyway send me your caption and i'll award a small prize ( teach yourself hunting ?) to the best one, to be passed on at our next walk. of course they didn't (cerne abbas). (all these pics are of my moppet and matilda) this walking lark is too much for me. "can i bury your socks first?" "not another walk. i'd much rather stay here and wreck the china." my matilda at 4 months. this ph

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