Panleda Chieftain Bey CD with Lucky the white cockatoo. Referred to as Chief 1, this dog was granted a special permit to travel on trains to raise funds for charity, including North Rocks School for Deaf and Blind Children. Christine was awarded Life Membership as a result of the funds raised. Chief was awarded Runner Up to The Most Popular Dog in NSW by the NSW Womens Dog Club.

  
Beychief Jester CDX was a much loved K9 who performed at many shows and festivals in NSW.

Beychief Tempest CD TD, ("Tempe") was a well known charity worker and Delta Society Therapy Dog who worked at Calvary Hospital, Kogarah. Tempe died of cancer and her ashes placed in the grave of a patient who loved her dearly. 

 
Australian Champion Loramax Taja Euclase CDX TDX was an all round Outstanding Dog. She received awards for her work in Palliative Care and was a Delta Society Therapy/Activity Dog and Canine Good Citizen. Her mother rejected the litter and the pups transferred to Beychief Kennels where they were fostered by Kittwell Dusty Scorpio CDX TD and her daughter, Beychief Tempest CD. TD. Tara gained excellent medals for both Tracking and Show. 
 

Kittwell Dusty Scorpio CDX. TD. Like many K9's at beychief, did numorous public displays, raised funds for charity and was featured in a number of TV shows. 

Panleda Seebee CD and Ruanill Fantom Chief CDX with a friend. Known as Chief 2, this K9 was well known in the media for his work with a blind child and for public appearances.
Jointly these dogs won the NSW Womens Dog Club's Runner Up to The Most Popular Dog In NSW in the early '70s. 

Beychief Massai Drummer TD. Known as Chief 3, he also held the title of Canine Good Citizen, Delta Society.

 
Jaega was purchased from Blacktown Pound in 1987 and trained for hospital work in the Canterbury area. He was a great hit with patients and staff. He gained the titles of Companion Dog and Tracking Dog.

Australian Champion Beychief Saxon (imp UK).

Champion Koonski Rajah was obtained as an adult

Tara. RNSWCC Hero Of The Year 2001