Dachshund Club

of St. Louis, Inc

Field Trials

Do Dachshunds hunt?  Yes they do!  Field Trials are a way to test the trailing instincts of your Dachshund.  At a  Field Trial, the Dachshunds are "braced" meaning they are run in pairs.  They are judged on how accurate they are on the scent line, how active they are in the search, and how much forward progress they make.  While some people do train their Dachshunds for the field, your dog really doesn't need any formal training to participate.  Many people new to the sport have come in with a dog straight off their couch and placed in the top 5 with that same dog. Now that's natural talent. All Dachshunds have a hunting instinct; some more than others. Does your Dachshund? Come and find out. Come to our Club's Twice Yearly Field Trials - one in the Spring and one in the Fall.

Our first Field Trial was held on October 20, 1991 at the Madison County Beagle Club in Mulberry Grove, IL.  This Spring Field Trials we be our 39th and 40th. Click on the Premium List link below for more information.

 

 

Our Spring Field Trails will be held at

the Eastern Missouri Beagle Grounds

near

Troy, MO

on Saturday and Sunday,

March 24 & 25, 2012

 

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Our Fall Field Trails will be held at

the Eastern Missouri Beagle Grounds

near

Troy, Missouri

on Saturday and Sunday,

November, 3 & 4 2012

 

 

 

 

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