Our Beloved Friends Who Have Gone Before And Crossed The 

RAINBOW  BRIDGE

We cannot imagine a heaven without you all at our sides. Wait for us kids at the Rainbow Bridge. Love you all, Mum and Dad.

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.

Chief 1

The very first German Shepherd Dog in Beychief Kennels and will never be forgotten.

  
Beychief Jester CDX was a much loved K9 who performed at many shows and festivals in NSW. He rescued drowning man Boyd Symington. A more noble dog one could never have. Til we meet again old pal.

JESTER DOG

One truly great dog who broke many hearts when he died. Twenty years later, still shed a tear. Hope to meet up with you and your friends across the Rainbow Bridge.

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. 

TEMPE

No, we could never replace you and hope you met up with those human friends in heaven that went before you and loved you at Calvary Hospital. Love you still fifteen years later. Talk of you and the Santa run each Christmas.

 
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.  

TARA

Our beloved friend and companion at rest. A dog who lives on in many memories. Beautiful beyond imagination in form and character. Love you always.
 

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. 

DUSTY

Dusty died aged six of aspergillosis leaving a huge void in our hearts

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. 

Leada 1 and Chief 2nd

GREATLY MISSED ALWAYS

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

Chief 3rd

Sometimes they go just too early. Loved very much by his Dingo friend Mingga who has also crossed Rainbow Bridge.

 
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.

Jaega's first human friend died and he was sent to the pound where nobody wanted him. Mr A. Candlish an obedience judge, worked there at the time and did not want him put to sleep.  We were looking for a security dog that had a great nature to work in hospitals controlling any "baddies" that was safe with staff and patients. Jaega served us well and deserved his chance at life.  We never knew his parentage but that did not matter.

Jaega

Australian Champion Beychief Saxon (imp UK).

A Good Dog Who Travelled Half Way Round The World To Be With Us

SAXON

Champion Koonski Rajah was obtained as an adult

Farewell Rajah

RAJAH

BEST IN SHOW WINNER

Tara. RNSWCC Hero Of The Year 2001

Champion Loramax Taja Euclase CDX TDX  Delta Society Therapy/Activity Dog. Worked in palliative care, Calvary Hospital, Kogarah. Recipient of Delta Society USA Beyond Limits Award with her trainer, Christine.

Champion Beychief Crusader Emblem TD

Our beloved Crusader died July 9th, 2010.  Litter brother of PD Titan . Crusader was sold as a puppy and we later rescued him after he sustained multiple fractures and injuries before he was four months old. He was not expected to walk properly ever again but true to his breeding his courage pulled him through a very difficult twelve months and he beat the odds. He was shown in the All Breeds ring and won BOBs and also placed 2nd at Sydney Royal.  He also gained his Tracking Dog Title.  We loved him dearly and although his life was cut short (9 years), he gave us great pleasure and loved going shopping in the car and playing in the paddocks.  His injuries did prevent him from ever doing jumps and tunnels, but he delighted in obedience and playing.  Rest well son, you did your breed proud and will always miss you.

Known to his friends as Rabbit

(Crusader Rabbit)