Topsfield Basset Hounds Achieve Greatness in Dog Shows

Topsfield Basset Hounds have been a staple in dog shows for centuries, with the first recorded show being held in 1885.

Their distinctive short stature and long ears make them a crowd favorite, and their calm demeanor makes them a joy to be around.

In fact, the breed is known for its gentle nature, making them an excellent choice for families with children.

Their short coats require minimal grooming, making them a low-maintenance pet.

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Topsfield Basset Hounds have made a significant impact on the breed's history with their impressive championship achievements.

CH Topsfield Bumper Cars was the Number One All Breed Hound in 2001 and Number One Basset Hound in 2000, 2001, and 2002.

CH Topsfield Beethoven, a half brother to Qbie, was Number One Basset Hound in 2005 and 2006 and won 107 Hound groups on his way to the 2006 Dogs in Review Top Hound Group Award.

Qbie, Aust & American Champion Topsfield Sanchu King Of Queens (IMP USA), gained his Australian title in just 4 weekends of showing, including 3 Best in Group wins.

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