Litter Plans for 2010

Gil x Willow

(Ch. Aranyági Utonálló Fenség CC GRC JOR x BIMBS Ch. Betcha-Katcha Nubia)

We have tentative plans for a Magyar Agár litter in 2010. The parents for this litter will be our own Willow, BIMBS Ch. Betcha-Katcha Nubia, and Gil, Ch. Aranyági Utonálló Fenség CC GRC JOR.

The sire is an accomplished show, racing, and open field coursing dog. He was the number one ranked Magyar Agár in LGRA racing, NOFCA coursing and UKC conformation, and #2 in ASFA lure coursing for the year 2008. He is a multiple race meet winner, open field hunt winner and Best in Show winner. The dam was the number one ranked LGRA MA in 2006 and 2007, the #3 ranked MA in ASFA lure coursing for the year 2008, and is a UKC Champion and Best in Multi-Breed Show winner. Both parents will have their eyes, hearts and thyroids tested/screened for good health. We expect the puppies to be versatile and athletic examples of the breed, suitable for showing, racing, hunting, coursing, lure coursing and couch-potatoing. The puppies will be dual registered with the UKC and FCI.

We are looking for responsible and dedicated individuals/families to provide homes for our puppies and are taking reservations now. If you are interested in acquiring a Magyar Agár puppy please contact us about availability.

Welcome

Our Web site is dedicated to Magyar agars (MA), especially the North American Magyar agars. We know that MA companions are few in number in North America; therefore, we are hoping that this Web site might help us in locating other MA friends.

Newsletters

October 2008: We have just published Vol 1, Nos 2 and 3 of the Newsletter of the American Magyar Agár Association, [also available in Hungarian] which includes up-to-date articles on MA's in the USA, hunting in Hungary, and updated progress on the MA Association.

March 2008: Vol 1, No 1 of the Newsletter of the American Magyar Agár Association [also available in Hungarian], with lots of current info on breed happenings. Please enjoy the read.

Association News

Draft Constitution and Bylaws.

We know of eight Magyar agars in the United States. Two share our home in the Sierra Nevadas, near Lake Tahoe. Another is located in the San Francisco Bay area, one in Chicago, and two somewhere on the East Coast.

Please, if you have any information or have questions about Magyar agars in North America, or Europe for that matter, do not hesitate to contact us:

Tom Koler (English, Spanish and if you’re desperate - German) tom@magyaragar.org
Friederike Honstetter (German and English) friederike@magyaragar.org
Marianne Böröcz (Hungarian and German) marianne@magyaragar.org